Global warming and climate change are two subjects everyone is speaking about, and many of them assume they’ll bring the end of the world if people don’t change their habits. While some countries still maintain a close relationship with fossil fuel, many are easing out their dependence on limited resources and promote healthier and more sustainable alternatives.
It is our duty to live a life, which, if it cannot do better for the environment, should at least not harm it. Most of us tend to shift the blame to the industry for the pollution problem. However, it is just an easy way out. First, industries are manufacturing things for people like us. Second, it isn’t just industries, people like us too contribute greatly to the destruction of the environment. We are not aware that some of our common daily habits are quite bad for the environment. Therefore, it is necessary that we give up the habits that harm the environment and adopt eco-friendly habits to replace them.
The threat of climate change affects everyone on the planet. As such, it will require the combined efforts of millions of people to combat and reverse dangerous environmental factors. It’s not enough for businesses to pass sweeping, eco-friendly policies if everyday people aren’t going to get on board with them. With that in mind, today we’re going to explain how freelancers can make their operations greener and more environmentally conscious. These small changes –– when done on a large scale –– can make a huge difference. Check them out here:
The idea of space tourism is round the corner. Sir Richard Branson, the famous space raider from Britain is very enthusiastic about the idea. He is on a massive hype for launching the popularity of space tourism among those who can afford. Consequently, Spaceport America has to its credit building of first-ever commercial runway for private space voyages.
While adults are doing their part to talk about the different concerns of the environment, children are not far off. In the effort of raising awareness, schools and other educations institutions talk about various environmental issues in debate competitions. These conversations help children to understand and realize the seriousness of different situations. It also helps them to understand how they – as the future – can make a change. Listed below are the top 5 debate topics about environmental concerns and issues that are spoken about.
Climate change is rapid these days. More the greenhouse gas emission, the sharper the rise in global temperature. Since the days of industrial revolution, rapid mechanization has thrown wastes and shoots around us. The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has multiplied, affecting the quality of life.
Climate change impacts the agricultural sector to a great extent. There are several climatic factors which determine the quantity of crop production for a year such as rainfall, relative humidity, wind and light.
We all are aware of the consequences that global warming and climate change may have on our planet. Adding to the terrifying possibilities in the next 30 years which includes among others melting of ice sheets in West Antarctica and Greenland, extinction of species, increased frequency of flood and draughts, and lesser availability of freshwater.
The expression ‘it’s a small world’ has never been more apt. We live in an age when it is impossible to be unaware of global environmental problems. Pollution and climate change affect us all and millions of people are now asking themselves what changes they can make to their lifestyle to try and help combat the destruction of the environment. We are all beginning to understand the environmental cost of the fossil fuels that comprise our three main energy sources, oil, coal and natural gas.
Global climatic change has surprisingly raised the levels of Radium-228 in the Arctic Ocean which has almost doubled since last decade. The reports were published a few days back in the journal Science Advances based on the findings of US-based Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI).