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Materials:
- Plastic bottles.
- White glue.
- Water.
- Insulating red tape.
- White spray.
- Tennis ball.
- Funnel.
- Newspaper cut in pieces.

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Félix Rodríguez de la Fuente was a Spanish naturalist and broadcaster. A graduate in medicine and self-taught in biology in the University of Valladolid. In 1957, he graduated in dentistry in Madrid, receiving the Landete Arago Bernardino award, named after the pioneer of the specialism in Spain.
In 1964 he published his first book,The Art of Falconry. His knowledge covered areas such as falcory and ethology, emphasizing the study of wolves.
He served as expedition guide and photographer on safaris in Africa, lecturer and writer, and contributed greatly to environmental awareness in Spain at a time when Conservationism was unheard of in the country.
Between 1973 and 1980 he created his most famous documentary series, El Hombre y la Tierra which was divided into three parts: the Iberian, South American, and North American series.

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On March 4, 1980 Felix presented in the Centro Cultural de la Villa (Madrid) a document entitled Global Strategy for the Protection of Biodiversity and Sustainable Growth issued by the International Union for Conservation of Nature before the king and queen of Spain as special guests.
Felix, who was afraid of flying, decided only at the last minute to fly in Dobson's aircraft. Shortly before take off he commented "what a beautiful place to die." After taking off from Unalakleet, the two planes initiated a route toward the Pacific coast. After a short while, one of the ski boots of Dobson's plane came loose causing the plane to become unbalanced and to crash.
Felix's philosophy was founded in an evolutionary view of living organisms. Through evolution, species adapt and improve, but also gain in beauty, which he claimed was a byproduct of evolutionary fitness. However, he thought that the optimal fitness of humans had passed.

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Starting in 2004 the foundation that bears his name has taken on the challenge to disseminate Rodríguez de la Fuente's legacy. The foundation promotes a number of conservation initiatives. Their mission statement is "to promote awareness and social involvement to create positive changes that encourage a more harmonious relation between 'man and earth. The current president is Rodriguez de la Fuente's widow, Marcelle Parmentier. Their three daughters Odille, Leticia, and María de las Mercedes are members of the board of directors.

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https://ejatlas.org/conflict/environmental-conflict-in-the-campo-de-gibraltar
https://www.cepsa.com/en/press/press-releases/Cepsa-certifies-its-good-practices-at-its-maritime-terminal

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On one hand, we know there is so much pollution in our zone because of the oil tankers that spill the oil in our beaches, harmingthe marine flora and fauna. In addition, the ozone lawyer is wronged due to the expulsion of gas from the refinery, it means that the hole of the ozone lawyer grows. As consequences of this the gobal warming of the Earth increase and in the last years the allergies have increased.
On the other hand, the greenhouse effect increases because of the vapourexpelled from the refinery, increasing the global warming

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The positive point of having a refinery in the Campo de Gibraltar is that creates different types of jobs, such as chemical and electrician. To sum up, although is harmful for the environment and for the citizen´s health, is positive for the people who works there