Dear Commander-in-Chief

Xiao Ning continued meaningfully,"... but there was once when we went out to sea on a boat. We encountered a storm and the seawater swept up the rubbish at the bottom. It made me see a shocking rubbish deposit. At that time, I thought I was seeing things. It was so dirty, how could it be? It must be a mirage. When they returned to check the information, they realized that it was not a mirage. It was a fact. The bottom of the Mediterranean Sea was buried with countless garbage. It was not as beautiful as it looked! And it was not as clean as the tourists thought!"

The Old Man's face was red and his tone was gloomy. "Are you saying that the garbage was already there, so the companies were innocent?"

Xiao Ning shook her head. "That's not what I meant. What I meant was that the causes of the pollution in the Mediterranean are very complicated. Unscrupulous companies are a factor, and so are the historical deposits of trash. But one of them is already under control, and the other is that the historical problems will not increase. So neither of them is the main factor that causes the pollution in the Mediterranean to increase year by year."

The old man gradually calmed down and became more interested in Xiao Ning's analysis and research

"Then what do you think is the most important factor?"

Xiao Ning opened the book and said with a serious look in her eyes, "Oil."

The old man was surprised. "What did you say?"

He almost thought that Xiao Ning did not speak Italian well and said the wrong word.

What was the relationship between pollution and oil?

Xiao Ning pointed to a few paragraphs of data in the book. "The amount of oil transported by Italian oil companies from the Mediterranean coast every day is quite astonishing and is increasing year by year."There were many docks on the Mediterranean coast, there were specially set up oil storage and transportation pipelines. During the transportation process, whether it was sea ships or the pipelines on the docks, there were inevitably quantitative oil spills, especially old ships and aging fleets. I checked the relevant information about oil transportation and ships just now, which confirmed my point of view. "The oil spill during the transportation process is the biggest cause of the increasing pollution in the Mediterranean Sea Year by year."

The old man was deep in thought. "It's actually oil..."

Xiao Ning nodded. "And I also found an interesting phenomenon. The pollutants in the oil spill are similar to the pollutants emitted by pharmaceutical factories."

The old man became serious. "For example?"

Xiao Ning said, "For example, some western pharmaceutical factories need oil to assist in the pharmaceutical process. Therefore, the residual oil will be released."

The old man nodded vigorously. "That's right! Recently, I Met..."

He stopped again.

Aiyo, the case must not be leaked.

Xiao Ning said, "I also met someone who mentioned that the pharmaceutical factory polluted the Mediterranean Sea. But in reality, even if the pharmaceutical factory produced Western medicine 24 hours a day, the amount of residual oil discharged was very small. If there were sewage treatment equipment, the amount of pollution would be even smaller. "What's more, it's not a pharmaceutical factory that specializes in producing western medicine, let alone any pollution."

The old man pursed his lips. "No matter how little pollution there is, it's still pollution! Even a little bit!"

Xiao Ning shook her head. "When we talk about harm without dosage, it's all about playing, hooliganism, and hooliganism.". If this little bit of pollution was said to be one in ten thousand, then the harm of oil transportation would be billions of times greater. A country did not go to deal with the biggest source of pollution, but instead targeted the people and ordinary pharmaceutical merchants. Isn't that too unfair?"

The old man was taken aback. "This..."

Xiao Ning said firmly, "Or is it that the Italian courts don't have the guts to go against the Italian oil group? Are they cowards?"

The old man took a deep breath and was about to explode. "No..."

That was not the case!