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I choose a scene form the Disney movie Wall-E. Basically, what we are seeing here is a world that has fallen to destruction by lack of recycling and lack of a social and economical structure. This movie describes what happened to earth when people started to give up on helping save the planet and the economy was producing more plastic and harmful chemicals rather than eco-friendly substances. there was to much carbon dioxide in the air which lead to plants dying and over population. This, unfortunately, could be on the verge of reality. Many people do not believe in global warming, as well as places like "trash island". The government is not putting mandates and regulations up to help the environment, thus causing and apoctolypic like earth to be on the edge of existence .

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I personally believe that the most beneficial most used chemical from a plant is peppermint. This plant can be used in so many ways. If someone has a stomach ache, drink peppermint tea, if your head or throat hurts, eat a peppermint, if you feeling stressed or need energy, peppermint essential oils work great! want something to make your breath smell better, peppermint gum or peppermint candy will do just that! Want to loose weight or feeling bloated, drink more peppermint tea! Peppermint has so many benefits that people do not realize! Plus its super easy to grow and smells great while keeping mosquitos away! it is a natural bug repellent!

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The third agricultural revolution (the Green Revolution) was one that I personally believed helped to create agriculture today. During this time new inventions were being created and farming land started to increase tremendously. During this period of time, more food was harvested from the inventions created, and more jobs were created to which more money was gained. Although there were some good things about the green revolution, it also created some major problems like harmful toxins from fossil fuels to begin to make it's way up into the atmosphere.

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During the Neolithic Period, people began sharing food, and housing with each other. While working together, things can become crowded. When people become crowded, they begin to spread out, so that is what they did. People during this time began to spread out covering more land, which could lead to them killing more animals which could lead to a shortage, which could result in plant life overgrowing, or animal scarcity. While this was unlikely, people were catching fish and could now store them, which may lead an overfished pond scarce.

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https://botgarden.uga.edu/georgia-endangered-plant-species/#:~:text=About%3A%20Hairy%20Rattleweed%20is%20an%20endangered%20plant%20now,Hairy%20Rattleweed%20have%20been%20converted%20to%20pine%20plantations.

This website talks about many endangered species of plant, but I will be focusing on the The Hairy Rattleweed (also known as Baptisia arachnifera). It is only found in two counties in the state of Georgia, Brantley and Wayne. This plant is considered a gymnosperm. It has a root system, but when the branches break off, the seeds then fall out of the plant and into the ground. Think of it like a tumbleweed.

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I choose this specific photo to represent the role of plants in society and the environment.

This shows how plants in society will always be there, even if society starts to decay. Society will always continue to expand, and when this happens, the plants and environment will expanded with it. AS you can see in this photo, the car has been abandoned, old and rusty. This shows hoe easy society can be left behind, but nature will always continue to grow and change.

The environment will always continue to grow, no matter when or where. It will grow and make up for the thigs that will be "Forgotten or Lost". The environment will continue to change and adapt to any situation.

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This GIF describes photosynthesis by showing how the tree takes in light and carbon dioxide. Then it shown how the tree, in return, gives us oxygen. The second part of this GIF shows a teacher explaining to us how the roots take in water, and help to create energy and glucose!