Why do people say that Antarctic tourism is the pollution of the last pure land on earth?

Antarctica is the only continent on Earth that is still uninhabited, because the temperature in this place is between minus 60 and minus 80 all year roundBlizzards with winds of up to 12 force 12 often wreak havoc on the continent. Despite this, there are some tenacious animals that have chosen this inhospitable continent to survive for generations.

The aurora lights up the winter sky. Antarctica is waking up from winter. It's the coldest and windiest place in the world.

Temperatures are still hovering around a terrible minus 50 degrees Celsius, and the sun's rays, which have just risen, barely show any warmth. Few animals are able to endure such an extremely harsh environment.

But emperor penguins can. Standing on the frozen sea, they felt the power of the blizzard in Antarctica. Only by huddling together can they survive the bitterly cold months of winter.

They take turns fending off the fierce cold winds. Emperor penguins can only live here, because the Antarctic continent is surrounded by the Southern Ocean, and no land carnivores can reach here. So unlike Arctic animals, they are not threatened by polar bears.

The sea is still covered with ice. But there's one kind of seal, the Weddell seal, that lives here all winter. They live in the water beneath the ice and don't have to fear the blizzards raging above.

But they have to be exposed to air all year round, because they have to breathe. They rely on the strength of their teeth to keep their breathing holes open at all times. You have to keep scraping the ice to get in touch with the air outside, but that also means your teeth <>

The damage was so bad that it was impossible to hunt or eat well. Weedel seals leave this world at a very young age.

The Antarctic continent is isolated from the rest of the world and has a very high altitude, in some places close to 5,000 meters, which is much colder than the North Pole. The ice slowly slides from the center to the edges, forming huge glaciers. In winter, the Antarctic continent itself doubles in size with the surrounding frozen waters.

The thick ice on the coast stretches out hundreds of kilometers around the entire Antarctic continent. <>

Beneath the snow-covered sea are small shrimps. They stay here all winter. During these dark months, they survive by eating seaweed scraped off the ice.

The most incredible thing is that in order to reduce their energy consumption, they will also shrink their bodies and restore themselves to the appearance of their childhood. As temperatures rise in the spring, the ice begins to melt and the small amount of air stored in it is released. Tiny seaweeds grow around these bubbles, and now the shrimp are flapping with their feet to collect the seaweed for food.

As the sun's rays become more intense and cast deeper into the water, the floating algae begin to grow in abundance, and the shrimp leave the slowly melting and smaller ice cubes and gather in groups to devour the new food. According to statistics, if 200 million tons are caught every year, it is enough to ensure the protein needs of people all over the world.

Antarctica, the southern tip of the earth, is a relatively difficult area to explore, and now that it has been explored, everyone wants to see it, which will pollute the ecology and geology of Antarctica.

The weather in Antarctica is extremely cold, and humans cannot live normally in Antarctica now, and they are not polluted like other places.

Because the environment in Antarctica is too good, but the ability to resist the outside world is very poor.

Because of impracticality, the current Antarctic is absolutely incapable of human tourism.

Because few people go to Antarctica now, the environmental pollution is not serious.

Because not many people go to Antarctica now, the pollution is not very serious.

Because there are very few places on the earth that humans have not set foot in, it is said that ** is a pure land.

There are no human beings living in Antarctica, and the environmental pollution is relatively better.

I think it's a difficult place to explore, but now it's being explored.

I think it's about exploring science and understanding the ecological environment of the earth, and I think these things are very necessary for us, because it is also our human responsibility to protect the ecological environment.

Because Antarctica has special conditions and can conduct a lot of scientific research, many countries are willing to go.

Because it has scientific research value, the existence of Antarctica affects people's living environment, so Antarctica has always been very important and has scientific research value.

According to the U.S. survey of oil and gas resources in Antarctica, Antarctica is rich in oil and gas resources. The continental shelf area of the Antarctic Peninsula contains 50 billion to 110 billion barrels of oil in the Amundsen Sea shelf and offshore Bellingsgau. Natural gas reserves amounted to 30,000 5,000 billion cubic meters.

With the increase in human demand for energy, there is less and less oil on the planet, and some countries are paying attention to the oil resources of Antarctica. The United States is the most important of these. But the news and reports that the United States is secretly exploiting Antarctic oil have not yet found the main **.

But the United States did extract oil in Antarctica. The United States has implemented 4 exploration locations in the Antarctic region and carried out oil exploration. Moreover, only 45 meters of depth were explored and oil resources were taken out.

In the face of unanimous opposition from the international community, the United States finally abandoned the operation of Antarctic oil extraction. But whether the U.S. is really mining has not been further reported. It has to be said that at the moment the United States does not seem to have a large enough demand to extract Antarctic oil and gas.

This is mainly because the United States has gone from being an oil importer to an oil exporter, thanks mainly to the sudden emergence of American shale oil technology. At present, US oil production has exceeded 11 million barrels per day.

Antarctica now does not belong to any country, the whole world owns it, but in fact the United States has obtained the largest area, using its own advantages in oil extraction technology and its own drilling technology to extract oil in cold and harsh weather, and the cost of extraction in countries with insufficient technology is very high, which is cheaper than buying oil from Middle Eastern countries. So the United States has this strength and technology, so like shale oil technology, the Americans make money by mining, and other countries are losing money, so the technology is inferior to people and cannot compete with it. Saudi extraction is cheap, but Venezuela is very high, Saudi Arabia is rich, Venezuela is poor.

The same oil-producing country, why there are two different endings.

The United States took the opportunity to steal oil, but other Tongjia can't do anything about it! Polluting the environment belongs to everyone, and the interests belong to the United States, and this does not need to be pursued. The Antarctic continent is vast and the area where initial exploration is currently underway is very limited, but there are conservative reserves of more than 100 billion barrels of oil in the continental shelf area near the Antarctic Peninsula and the Amundsen Sea alone.

According to Western estimates, long-term reserves far exceed those in the Middle East. Antarctica covers an area of more than 13 million square kilometers. Today, the oil resources of all countries in the world are becoming more and more insufficient, so many countries are aiming at the continent 3354 Antarctica, which is far away from human civilization, and the United States, the world's only superpower, is also one of them.

First of all, because the weather in Antarctica is very bad, but also because people are afraid that mining will have a certain impact on the human environment.

Because the exploitation of these resources requires a large number of new technologies, which we have not yet mastered, and there are still many uncertainties.

Even though Antarctica is rich in resources, with the current mining methods of human beings, it still takes a lot of time and energy to mine it in large quantities, and the efficiency of mining is not very high, and the labor cost is too expensive, so it is not mined in large quantities.

The environmental pollution in Antarctica mainly has the following aspects:

1.The Antarctic and Arctic regions are areas prone to the deposition of atmospheric pollutants in the world, and it is difficult for pollutants to be diluted, diffused and degraded at the two poles.

2.Global air pollution accumulates in the body of Antarctic saliva collectors with atmospheric circulation, and after death, the corpses or excreta migrate to the POPS and are transformed into living areas, which increases the level of such pollutants in some parts of Antarctica.

3.The pollution zone of the marine oil pollution accident spreads to the Antarctic sea area with ocean currents, and then pollutes the Antarctic land area.

4.Humans interfere with its natural ecology.

The last aspect is the main characterization of pollution in the South Cat Pole region, which is controllable. In other aspects, due to the complexity of the generation mechanism and the transfer process, the current science and technology cannot be controlled. The only way to reduce and reduce the probability and impact of pollution is to carry out more effective cleaner production and prevent oil spills in the development of a globalized economy.

I think people should reduce their garbage.

China has relevant laws and regulations. In addition to complying with the provisions of the Antarctic Treaty, some countries with early development of Antarctic tourism have also formulated special regulations for tourists who carry out Antarctic tourism. Although people have done a lot of preparation work before going to Antarctica for sightseeing tours, and have taken a series of measures to protect the Antarctic environment, such as incinerating feces and bringing garbage bags back to their own countries, the impact of ecological damage caused by Antarctic tourism on the Antarctic region cannot be ignored.

Research data show that people's activities in Antarctica have caused different degrees of pollution of plants and soil in Antarctica, destruction of the normal living environment of wild animals, and frequent invasion of alien species and bacteria, all of which have caused damage to the ecosystem of Antarctica.

In addition, the impact of Antarctic cruise tourism on the Antarctic environment is mainly reflected in the wastewater pollution generated by the cruise ship in the process of traveling to Antarctica, the garbage pollution carried by tourists, and the physical noise pollution. There is not much that tourists can do other than strictly follow the tourist guidelines and minimize the environmental burden such as noise, electricity, and garbage. There are four types of oily water pollution and cruise ballast water pollution.

Cruise ship black water is what we usually call untreated ship sewage, most of which comes from cruise toilet sewage and wastewater.

In the process of Antarctic tourism, the damage caused to the Antarctic environment by inadvertently leaving a little garbage is incalculable. For example, a small piece of plastic waste, which may have slipped off a passenger unintentionally, was blown away by the wind and was not exposed on the ice, or evenIt settles under the ice for a long time, but it is this small piece of plastic waste that may absorb and accumulate heat under the strong Antarctic sun, dissolving the ice surface and gradually sinking naturally. It will also accelerate the melting of ice in a small area, and the garbage left by tourists during Antarctic tourism may cause potential pollution of the Antarctic environment.

Noise and other pollution In the process of Antarctic tourism, the noise pollution generated by cruise ships, airplanes and other means of transportation, the damage to the Antarctic marine ecosystem carried by microorganisms carried in the ballast water of cruise ships, and at the same time, with the frequent occurrence of vehicles, ships and aircraft to Antarctica, the probability of fuel leakage is increasing, which also disturbs the natural habitat of Antarctic wild animals to a certain extent, and even changes the physiological functions of wild animals.

The ultimate responsibility for the implementation is still human beings, so I hope that everyone will try to protect the environment when they travel.

The pollution caused is to all of us who are responsible for it, but the most hateful thing is the people who develop Antarctic tourism.

In the end, no one will bear the consequences, only all of us.

In the end, there is no definite person to bear the consequences, and it can only be borne by all mankind.

If a trip to Antarctica causes pollution, the consequences must be borne by humans, or who else will bear it?

I think this is related to a lot of people, and it doesn't do what it needs very well.

I think it's up to humans to bear the consequences, don't you think?

We can only talk about human beings, after all, it has always been like this, hasn't it?

Pure Land, in Buddhism.

Bai refers to the place of tranquility, and compared to the filthy soil zhi, there is no life and death troubles, filth and suffering, and it can also be called a version.

It is a pure worldly power.

World. In our colloquial expression, it is extended to mean that the environment and ecology tend to be natural and normal, and it refers to a place that has not been overly involved by man, has not been ecologically damaged, and maintains the original scenery.

Although only a few scientific researchers and explorers have set foot in Antarctica, there are also people who want to develop and use it or make various bases or even commercial profits, hoping that people can take care of the environment and give it its most essential cherishing and respect.

This mainly depends on the quality of people, and the strength of management, people will emit a lot of carbon dioxide when they travel there.

I think it's going to cause a lot of pollution because people emit a lot of carbon dioxide when they travel there.

Yes, the more people you go, the more pollution you get, and I don't think you should do Antarctic tourism.

Yes, that's one of the reasons why I don't support this, in order to better protect Antarctica.

It will cause a certain amount of pollution, but this mainly depends on the quality of people, as well as the strength of management.

In fact, more and more people travel to Antarctica, which will really have an impact on the ecological environment of Antarctica.