Do you drink milk everyday?

Milk is a drink almost everyone consumes by the breakfast or even as a couple of a cookie, but we don´t think how much money is spend to produce one gallon or if its completely clean to public consume, this and more questions will be answered next.

We classified the causes and consequences in three branches, which are social, economical, and environmental.

Causes
Social

• Because we have been teach seen we were toddlers
• Marketing
• The belief of gaining calcium
• Because some food is design to be accompanied with milk

Economical

• Is easy to produce
• Government give free milk to poor people
• We consume derivatives
• Almost non of the product is water during the process
• Support economy

Consequences

Social

• Stomach can't digest milk
• Humans eat too much fat
• Chemicals affect people
• It affects intestinal flora
• Milk dependence

Economical

• Price of milk is expensive
• Cows are very expensive
• It requires a lot of investment to maintain a cow stable

Environmental

• The cows produces lots of damages to the environment 
• The methane that the cows produce affects the green house effect 
• The enterprises produce a lot of waste that affects soil and rivers
• Cows suffer abuse over the their natural state
• Wasting space for production of human food and instead it is used for animals 

Ecology Art

By: Jose Manuel Vazquez

Eugene Pleasants Odum (1913 – 2002)

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Eugene Pleasants Odum, called "the father of modern ecology," brought the word ecosystem into common parlance by making it the organizing concept in his 1953 Fundamentals of Ecology. He and Howard T. Odum wrote the popular ecology textbook Fundamentals of Ecology, published in 1953. He make huge apportaions to ecology, ecosystems and environmentalism.

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By: Ixelle Salas Rosales

Arthur George Tansley (1871-1955)

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He was an English botanist and a pioneer in the science of ecology. He founded the New Phytologist in 1902 and served as its editor until 1931. Tansley was a pioneer of the science of ecology in Britain, being heavily influenced by the work of Danish botanist Eugenius Warming, and introduced the concept of the ecosystem into biology. Tansley was a founding member of the first professional society of ecologists. 

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By: José Alberto De León Ayala 

Alexander von Humboldt (1769 - 1859)

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He was born (Sept. 14, 1769, Berlin—died May 6, 1859, Berlin), German naturalist and explorer who was a major figure in the classical period of physicalgeography and biogeography.He is considered the father of geography. He wrote over 30 books with Cuba and Mexico geography. As a consequence of his explorations, von Humboldt described many geographical features and species of life that were hitherto unknown to Europeans. There are 11 species named after him.

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By:José Manuel Vázquez

Charles Darwin (1809-1882)

"Darwin was a British scientist who laid the foundations of the theory of evolution and transformed the way we think about the natural world"

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By: Ixelle Salas Rosales

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Henry C Crowles ( 1869-1939)

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He was an american botanist, ecological pioneer and conservationist, who influenced the early study of plant communities, particularly the process of plant succession, which later became a fundamental tenet of modern ecology. His studies of plant life in the Indiana Dunes made him one of America's most notable early ecologists.

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By: Nadia Velázquez