Pollution is definitely one of the global problems that give headache to people all over the globe. Numerous organizations, garrisons of scientists and environmental activists are twisting their necks to eliminate the causes and consequences of pollution that has a very firm grasp on our planet for the last century. Whether its water, land, or air there's nothing in this world that isn't poisoned by the plague of pollutions. It is a very serious problem that poses a threat to the existence of man and life in general on this planet. And the biggest problem is that the majority of people all over the world are still underestimating the effects of pollution.

Pollution is a topic that will be discussed endlessly and tons of paper will be wasted on the analysis of its impact, but still there won't be any substantial changes. And there some aspects of pollution that require special attention. This problem is the major contributing factor to another planet-scale problem – global warming. You have certainly heard the term as it's widely discussed in the media for the last decade or so. First of all, global warming affects the ice layers of our planet, melting them and releasing too much water into the ocean, which eventually leads to climate changes, floods and droughts. And second, global warming makes the ozone layer thinner, making us less protected from the harmful spectrum of the sunlight. Both these problems are global in scale and there's still nothing done in order to reverse them or at least try to lower the rates at which this is all happening.

Both developed and developing countries aren't doing much for fighting the problem of pollution. The former are busy with fighting the effects of the economical crisis, and even if there are some countries trying to go all green, it's just a small drop into the ocean of polluting substances that the rest of the world is producing. The latter simply have much more acute problems, like fighting poverty or trying to feed their population, and that's certainly more of a priority than trying to minimize the polluting effects of industry.

So as you see, pollution is a very serious problem we all have to deal with. Its effects on our health cannot be underestimated. More and more babies are born with weak health or even birth defects and even having a baby has become a serious problem. The rates at which the number of men with sexual problems is growing are dreadful. Millions of men suffer from sexual problems because of pollution, and even drugs like Cialis sometimes fail to help in minimizing the effects.

It may seem like an exaggeration, but pollution has made its way into our bedrooms and it's staying there until the leaders of the world aren't doing anything serious about it. Unfortunately, it seems like they'll wake up only when all men all over the world will have to stay on Cialis for conceiving babies, and wear gas masks during intimacy. Still, we have the right to hope for the better, don't we?