The document discusses how people's daily activities like using pesticides, driving cars, and consuming goods and services can impact coastal areas through air and water pollution, even if they live inland. It playfully engages different individuals who deny living on the coast, but acknowledges that since their actions contribute to issues like climate change, everyone ultimately lives on and impacts the coast.

1. Do you live on the Coast?

2. Do you live on the Coast?

3. No I don’t

4. YES YOU DO! YES YOU DO! YES YOU DO!

5. Huhnh? I live in Toronto Where we are sooodamm cool, we don’t even know what a coast is.

6. You live on the coast…., when you apply pesticides to your lawn or use dishwashing detergent, it will eventually work its way to the Coast.

7. So you do live on the Coast Yes you do Yes you do

8. Do you live on the Coast?

9. No way, I live in Saskatchewan.

10. You live on the Coast when you drive your car, when you use fertilizers, when you mine potash through inputs to the air that eventually fall in rivers that flow to our Coasts.

11. So you live on the Coast. Could have told you!

12. Do you liveon the Coast?

13. No, I live in Charlottetown (I’m the Mayor you know…yes I am, yes I am…my wife told me so…this morning.)

14. You ding dong…you live on the Coast, LOOK AT A MAP!

15. You live on the Coast, not only because you live close to water, however you drive a car, you use lights, you heat your apartment, you eat out at restaurants. You contribute to global warming which impacts everyone’s coasts.

16. Hey you, Do you live on the Coast?

17. I guess I do!...... Thanks guys!

18. Everyone lives downstream from someone else.

19. The end!