Proposing Taxation of Products to Preserve Wildlife and the Environment

Proposing Taxation of Products to Preserve Wildlife and the EnvironmentOnly later on the conclusion tree has been cut down, Only after the last river has been poisoned, Only after the last fish has been caught, Only then will you realize that cash cannot be eaten. ---The Cree People Wildlife is declining more than rapidly each day with unmeasured species already on the endangered species list and hundreds more waiting to be put on. Although great efforts are being made by institutions and individuals to come through these endangered animals there are still many things needed to be done. We need to install a tax on all products direct related to the surroundings, backpacks, hiking gear, fishing tackle, etc., the money gathered by this tax would depot conservation efforts around the country. With this effort and new tax regulation we may be able to reverse the damages we have done to the environment and to all wildlife. Background Information Although many things need to change pertaining to our aspect on conservation of wildlife there are organizations out there already raising money and dedicating their lives to save the wildlife we have left. The most popular organization is known universal for its panda logo. The ground Wildlife Fund (WWF) is dedicated to protect the worlds wildlife and wild lands (World Wildlife Fund, 1). It is undoubtedly the largest privately supported conservation organization in the world. It has one million members in the United States alone. The World Wildlife Fund has been a leader in protecting and supporting our nations ecosystem for more than 36 years. This organization does a lot in protecting our wildlife and withal does a lot of fundraising eve... ...olves. Associated Press. 17 November 1998. http//www.abcnews.com/sections/science/DailyNews/wolves981117.html (24 November 1998). Dont be Fooled. Anarchy for Anybody. 3 November 1998. http//www.radio4all.org/anarchy/fakes.html (3 November 1998). The Environment al Movement What Shall we do with it? land and Natural Resource Development. 29 October 1998. http//www.wvu.edu/agexten/v1i5/envrmv.htm (29 October 1998). Federal Duck Stamp root Page. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 17 November 1998. http//www.fws.gov/r9dso/ (17 November 1998). Harrison, W. (1970). Wildlife Riches of the Earth. New York Julian Messner. Introduction. Greenpeace. 17 kinsfolk 1998. http//www.greenpeace.org/ (17 September 1998). What We Do. World Wildlife Fund. 17 September 1998. http//www.worldwildlife.org/ (17 September 1998).