Eastern Oregon Becomes a National Park, by Kenya & Quincy

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May 29, 2020

Animal habitat loss is a big problem in the year 2020, but not a hopeless one. When interviewed, America's leading geologist Kenya Rumsfeld of Texas A & M University, noted that, "If mankind's greed for land can't be controlled or contained, we will wipe out entire ecosystems, killing all animals, and eventually ourselves."But he also said, "I myself visited our nation's president, Tenesha Williams, and have asked her to set aside 47 million acres of land as a natural reserve."

President Williams has agreed to this proposition and is currently putting the suggestion into law. The new federally-created area will stretch from Bend, Oregon, in the west to the border with Idaho, essentially turning the entire eastern portion of Oregon state into a federally-protected plot run by the National Park Service.

Toxic Waste Is Dumped into the Ocean 

Animal habitat loss is when humans build on animal habitats, cut down trees for wood, or pollute the oceans. President Williams's new law will protect 47 million acres of trees, and she is currently working with oceanographers at Scripps College in California to set aside a similar area of coastland for protection.

President Williams is widely seen as the most environmentally-conscious president our nation has every had. Scientists and environmentalists applaud her efforts to get Congress to finally accept the decades of science that senators have been ignoring till now.