SHIP & SHORE SAYS

The following is an opinion editorial by Ship & Shore Environmental



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“It all starts with a personal commitment from each human to live better

than we did yesterday and live consciously. The burden of responsibility

lies with us now, we can no longer blame the rich, the poor, the

government, or our neighbors – action must start at every level.”

- President & CEO, Anoosheh Oskouian

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(Excerpt) On August 1, 2018, the New York Times Magazine delved into a topic of great interest and relevance to us here at Ship & Shore Environmental. Nathaniel Rich’s  “Losing Earth: The Decade We Almost Stopped Climate Change”  was an eye-opening statement about something we have all known about for years and is witnessed by everyone living now – our planet needs saving and the climate needs changing.

The magazine was a two-part issue tracking the efforts of American scientists, activists and politicians to raise awareness of the ongoing climate crisis and how close they came to solving it. This detailed and captivating narrative outlined events dating back from 1979 to 1989, a period of time where significant measures towards climate change should have been implemented.

“Although there may be borders, walls, and delineations here on the ground, there are no physical boundaries separating our air,” says Ship & Shore President & CEO, Anoosheh Oskouian. Essentially, all the air pollutants being emitted at an industrial manufacturing plant in China (for example) will affect people in Europe the same way it affects us here in America. There has to be a happy medium between the proliferation of the manufacturing industry while keeping our air clean.

Thirty years ago, we had the chance to save the planet. But thirty years ago, we didn’t have thermal oxidation technology and solutions as highly developed as we do now. We will use those thirty years of missed opportunities and apply the lessons learned towards a better and cleaner environment for generations to come.

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