5 Questions for 10 years of Chernobyl

1. If the toxins went all over parts of Eurpore, then why is this only talking about Chernobyl?

2. Was there any other cities that were affected badly by this?

3. If you were in Chernobyl at the time of the explosion what what you sacrifice? for example; pets, clothes, extra food, etc.

4. If you were a parent of a child or children would you risk splitting up or wait until you could all go together?

5. Why do you think hitting the emergency saftey switch triggered the explosion?

5 questions for panel in debate for love canal

1. If someone came up to you today and asked if you wanted to live in Love Canal would you go?

2. Is it possible for chemicals that werenot detected to causefurther damage to the commuinty?

3. Would you take a new born child into Love Canal and live there for a few months knowing that they are very vulnerable to diease?

4. If you lived right next to where the Love Canal was, would you plant a vegetable garden and eat the vegetables it produces?

5. Is it possible that a large storm could cause a lot of rain and flooding to make some possible remaining chemicals to rise up and harm the area again?

Hazards of Oil Dispersants

After watching the video, and reading the article we learned that the dispersants can extremely harm the animals and other vegetation around it. Some of the physical defects of the dispersants and oil are sickness, mutations, internal bleeding, brain damage, skin damage, organ damage, and cancer.

Yes, it does because the oil and the dispersants are much more toxic together than either of them separate.

I think that the dispersants is worse because it's very toxic and it mixes with the oil to make the water more toxic therefore killing sea life.

8th Grade DLC Reflection

1. Do you think that the chemicals are harming the environment around them?
2. Do you think that we should be putting toxic chemicals into the water to help clean out the oil?
3. Do you think the chemicals are harming the animals that are in the Gulf?