Factory Near CommunityEssay Preview: Factory Near CommunityReport this essayHaving a large factory near my comunity may carry several dificulties as well as many conveniences to the people who live there. People like to live in a quiet and peacefull place where there is no smoke or any unhealthy material than can affect the population of the place.If they make a factory in my comunity it can bring up some disadvantages to the people leaving there. For example, the noise of the factory will be very loud everyday and people may struggle with it. That noise would affect even the schools or the hospitals were there are children and seniors that may who would feel very unconfortable with it. Another problem would be the smoke spell from the factory wich would affect directly the polution of the city. Everyone knows the polution is right know a big issue for the world health since it contaminate the water and the air wich are very important for life. We could also consider that having a big factory near your house would imply having a lot of workers passing by your place everyday and generating a lot of traffic and also people commuting from one place to other making it difficult for transportation.
On the other hand, we must considerer that having a factory can generate some advantages that we must include. For example, it can creat new jobs for the young people of the community, making the economy of the town grow. Young people would feel happier to contribute with the economy. Another positive consequence of this event is people could by directly from the factory and this way obtain a cheaper price from anything they sell. We could also consider that if the community accept the factory they will make hospitals, schools, and everything that is related with social service.In my personal opinion I would not accept the factory in my local community because they may be more negative things than positve things. I totally support all related with the enviromental issues and I think that having a factory will contaminate my town and challenge the welfare and the health of the people.
With over 1.5 million people and more than 2,000 hospitals in this country – the health and social well-being of this city is a big priority for me. I believe in our future!
It’s time to move on from the factory. I feel that while in school, we need to be more sensitive if we want people to gain experience and learn about the benefits of our factory, we need to make sure everyone can earn a living on their own way and our factories will not only generate social benefit, it also provide a healthy environment for all of us. I am sure that we can’t just keep doing what we do but we should have some more opportunities to work and live on our own time. I want this community to know that we can have and earn a living, and to use technology to advance the whole world, we could also take the opportunity that the factory provides. This will help create an environment where more members of our society can do some work together. We need to know that I am working with a community that also has a strong belief in its power and will not allow the government to continue meddling in it. Please help this people to go ahead and give us more opportunities to make a living.
T.O. J. is a student on JSC’s Science and Technology Studies Department. He worked as a research assistant at Laval since 2000.
Also attending the events is John Babbitt, Executive Director. The event was organized by the University of Washington Community College, with the help of the UW Health Alliance, which is a grassroots group for building, working and living quality health care networks in underserved American cities. To learn more and to contribute to the UW Community College’s project contact J. Babbitt
Youtube link: http://www.youtube.com/user/jbabbitt
This event also took place in December 2011 in the University Park. This is our second visit to a former building since moving to campus. Here is an overview on our visit as a school of learning.
Our first visit was to the Community College of Washington after moving to St. Louis and making our first ever visit to University Park.
Youtube link: http://us.washington.edu/videos/2011/12/29/t