Dangerous judgments for the environment in the history of California

The environment is a natural system comprised of plants, animals, humans, etc which are working mutually along with the non-living parts. If somebody disturbs the environment then all the living and non-living things may affect and our whole ecological system may disturb. Government contributes many to the environment for the betterment but sometimes the resident may, unfortunately, cause severe damage to the environment. Here, Julian Caesar Blanco is a specialist and a history-loving a who covers each aspect of history through their role play whether it is good or bad. Their role plays are very meaningful and may reach more and more audience and has a meaningful message in that.

Some hazards that affect the environment are:

Removing the Owens Valley and Mono Lake: Owens Valley is the north-south valley mistakenly formed to separate the mountains of eastern Sierra Nevada. In the backside of the valley, a Mono lake in there is the salt-water body. In the past 19,00, some leaders purchase Owens land and water. As a result, it was contracted into the mono lake and produces poisonous dirt wind which damages the whole environment and economy.

Pressure-driven gold-digging: In the middle of the 1800s digging firms decided to collect gold from the Sierra Nevada foothills. They found that does that by destroying rock by the high-pressure water. But this affects the agricultural regions because they send the mercury to the San Francisco Bay and trash to the Central Valley.

Transfer the Sacramento-San Joaquin Bay-Delta: Joaquin Bay-Delta lies between the San Francisco and Central Valley removes water from the center of the pacific ocean. Moreover, Chines are hired for creating blocks among the 1850s and 1870s dam. Nowadays these blocks are in danger to fall.

Cutting of earlier Coastal Redwoods: Redwood trees are found on the coast these are the highest trees. But loggers cut many of the trees in the 1980s, they grew again but their size is not as much of the old ones.

The Los Angeles expressway: Los Angeles has mountains, wetlands, cliffs, sandy shores, and snow peaks. Bun in the twentieth century the state officers decided to construct highways in the city and they did this but it emerges traffic and pollution which affects the environment. Los Angeles is suffering from air pollution.

Wetlands demolition: California has many wetlands which serve many aquatic life and birds. But many of the wetlands were destroyed due to many species were threatened.

To conclude, there are many factors from which environment would survive. However, Julian Caesar Blanco is a famous role player who explains all the historical factors whether it is good or bad through his role plays because role plays are the best, method to convey a message and it can be understood by everyone.