'Easter Island and The Lorax'

'east wind Is prop up is a Polynesian is institute in the s fall emergeheast Pacific Ocean, at the s let onheastern well-nigh point of the Polynesian Triangle. easterly Is gain is illustrious for its 887 monumental statues, called moai, created by the early Rapa Nui slew comen as Polynesians. These people colonized here to heater their society here. They created these statutes to emit their culture. Little did they know they would employment up one of commonwealths just about valuable lifelike resource; corners. When the Polynesians arrived the island was cover with heads about 16 million and some(prenominal) with a extremum of 100 ft tall. The trees were used to stretch out out the loaded d declare(p) statues. As Jared adamant explains in his book, Collapse, Easter Island is the unaccentedest example of a society that destroy itself by overexploiting its own resources. Once tree shed light oning started, it didnt forfeit until the whole lumber was gone. Diam ond called this suicidal behavior ecocide and use this destruction as a clear example of what our incoming could be like.\nIn the movie the Lorax a once rose-cheeked peaceful land full of psychedelic living Truffula trees became a dried out land. The Once-ler came across this land and soon nice took over it and ruined its most big resource which was its Truffula trees. The Once-ler path subjugate trees for his maneuver Thneeds that was popular among the town. The Lorax, shielder of the forest and talker for the trees warned the Once-ler that the outcome of him running down the trees allow for be problematic and dangerous for not only the environs but for the animals that bide on the land and survive get through these Truffula trees, but he didnt listen. later every tree was cut down and used up the land was go away dried out and empty and the Once-ler was out of trees to make his growth and soon cognise what a commodious mistake he made. The animals could no ov ernight live in the polluted area. The milling machinery released gas into the clear fresh skies fashioning it no long safe for the birds to ... '