Solving Water Pollution

Ola, meus amigos,
   
    Water is a resource that is valuable beyond compare. I mean, you can survive without food for several days, but without water?
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                                                                     **DEAD**
    (The little stars are flies). Okay, so, as we now know, we need water to survive. So, I'm going to tell you something. There are pipes underground that carry water and sewage to the river or lake, so sometimes when it rains, the rainwater make it into the sewage drains, making the river or lake polluted. So, what we want to do is make it so that rainwater doesn't get to the sewers. How can we do this? By, instead of making the areas of plant life in or around the street or parking lot, we can make them lower than the street, therefore: the rainwater will stream into the open plant area, watering the plants and saving endangered fishies.
    And, so, I think that Brazil should do this. They should also plant more vegetation in their cities, because those will immediately soak up all of the water. I know, wild areas are beautiful with plenty of vegetation, but I'm talking about in the city. Raise flowers and other plants on top of roofs, in the street, everywhere! It could even make the air cleaner. Food for thought.
Sincerely,
Brazil Bloomer 

Problem-o - :(

               Ola, meus amigos.

Brazilian City Smog

               Now, the sad news. Brazil has a pollution problem-o. Due to the beautiful vegetation and free land, there are many wildlife inhabitants. The wildlife struggles, because of the industrial waste that is exiting factories and such. I must tell the truth. Over some cities hangs brown smog. In some bays float trash... garbage... waste.
               Now, what can WE do, as a community to clear this smog, eliminate chances of this happening in the future, clean this forest floor, release it of its stinky soil? THESE are the questions I am striving to answer; this is the real deal.
Sincerely,

Brazilian Forest- Trashy floor

Brazil Bloomer

Ola, as They Say in Brazil

                 Ola, as they say in Brazil.
                 First, this blog is all about Brazil. Brazil land, economy, people, politics, just for Brazil. Second, I am to be referred to as "the Brazil Bloomer". Third, I will be stating a dire problem in Brazil, and seeing the possible ways to solve it. (I will state the problem in my next post). But, for now, just sit back, maybe grab a broa, (Brazilian cornbread), and read about Brazil.
                 Brazil is the 5th largest country in the world, with a vast wetland ( the Pantanal in the south and the Amazon Rainforest and river in the north).

Brazil- The Amazon and Pantanal included

                 Next, Brazil's economy is pretty strong. Producing from automobiles and aircraft as well as steel and computers, also making and harvesting foods like coffee, soybeans, wheat, rice, corn, sugarcane, cocoa, citrus, beef et cetera.
                 The people from Brazil have a wide variety of ancestors- from Asian to Portuguese. Long ago, Brazil was a colony of Portugal, but then declared itself independent, so now a president (Dilma Rousseff) governs the country. The official language of Brazil is Portuguese, spoken by more than 99% of the Brazilian population. Asians and Europeans also live in Brazil.
                 Last, the Brazilian politics. As I mentioned before, Brazil is run by a president, who happens to be Dilma Rousseff right now. Brazil has three main branches of government. Judicial, Executive and Legislative, much similar to the USA. This is a LOT of information, and I really don't want to type the whole government set-up, so I will just give you this link to the awesome WIKIPEDIA.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Politics_of_Brazil
                Anyway, I won't just blurb info in my future posts, so don't forsake this blog. But, I do have a lot to type.
Sincerely,
Brazil Bloomer