Jung,+Kaitlyn

The Story Of Stuff **(center and do not bold face the title)/1/22/11**
**You need to introduce the topic to the reader here...**There is a circulation of the way how all the stuff goes from making to handling. We can define the whole process of the stuff as a material economy and divide it into five sections ; extraction, production, distribution, consumption and disposal.

The 1st stage, which is called extraction, people take natural resources. However, people should care for the amount of stuffs, which they take, to remain potential renewable capabilities. If not, for instance, our life might have many inconviniences by lack of resources or be endangered by diseases.

Secondary (spelling), in the stage of production, there is a risk because of some immoral companies might use toxic chemicals to their products. To be specific for toxics, it would not only destroy our natural surroundings including air and water but also make people suffer from diseases.

Moreover, when it comes to distribution, which means selling and delivering, people try to reduce the cost and increase the __#|sales__ to maximize their profits. Unfortunately, however, to do that, many companies abandon to select echo-friendly strategies.

In addition, in the stage of consumption, the generals are likely to buy as much as they can do without seriously considering about their consumption, which result in wasting of natural resources and energy. Specifically, nowadays, advertisement promote thoughtless consumption which might cause adverse effects on the earth.

Last stage is disposal, which is the end of whole cycle. Because most of the disposals cannot be recycled, recycling cannot be a solution for this. As a result, disposal of the stuff would bring a huge problem not only for the environment but also our lives.

In a conclusion, before we take the stuffs from the mother nature to our daily life, we need to consider about future environment seriously because it is the easiest way to save our surroundings.