NEWS ARTICLE

 I didn't do the News article

Sustainable fishing (Social Studies)

In the near future, I don't think sustainable fishing would be possible because at the rate humans are fishing the fish population will be extinct and sea piracy claims that the fishing Industry catch up to 2.7 trillion fish per year, or 5,000,000 every single minute and cause of that claim by sea piracy humans should be careful about overcatching fish or else the fish population would be wiped out.

To stop this catastrophe from approaching in the future, governments around the world should stop and be like the nations that are finally scrambling to finalize by this year’s end an international agreement to ban government subsidies that fuel overfishing and In an exhaustive survey of 152 countries, scientists at the University of British Columbia found that ocean-faring nations have spent around $22 billion on harmful subsidies in 2018.

Starfish poem

 today in class we read a poem about a guy who is walking down the beach and see another guy who threw a starfish into the ocean so then the first guy was wondering why the guy  threw the starfish into the water and he said he didn't want the starfish to die so then the first guy told him that one won't make a difference and the other one said: "It made a difference for that one."

Finished Short film blog

 Hello, bloggers today I am blogging about the short film that we finished 2 weeks ago.

Our film was about a guy named bearded billy stealing the chickens from colonel sanders and getting caught stealing and goes to court.

Can't put the video on the blog sorry

Burger Competition

 Today I finished my Burger assignment in Cooking I got an award from the judges for being highly recommended by them, making the burgers was fun to do because of the teamwork.

Burger

Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Hello bloggers Today I finished my blog about the GPGP 

Thats it.

My slide

Slave trade blog

 Hello bloggers today I'm doing a blog about the slave trade triangle which took place during the 1800's 

The Atlantic slave trade or Euro-American slave trade involved the transportation by slave traders of various enslaved African people, mainly to the Americas. The slave trade regularly used the triangular trade route and its Middle Passage, and existed from the 16th to the 19th centuries.The major Atlantic slave-trading nations, ordered by trade volume the British, the Spanish, the French the Dutch several had established outposts on the African coast where they purchased slaves from local African leaders.

Here is my work about the trade: https://www.google.co.nz/maps/d/edit?mid=13LhCISqkZq-LC3r8WvEeVpw_FKTxIQqu&ll=15.692588612346043%2C0&z=2