Are Efforts to Stop Global Warming Pointless?
Ottobre 21, 2009 | Eco News, Environment, Global Warming
By Payo W Perry
Many people wrongly think that we can simply stop global warming dead in its tracks but nothing could be further from the truth. Scientists know that the effects of global warming will continue for centuries more due the nature of the natural processes involved. All we are doing by taking action and fighting global warming is just to decrease it.
The advice is pretty simple - reduce our consumption of the things which produce the greenhouse gases responsible. The most direct ways for the average household to do its part is by reducing its energy consumption. Most of the things we use for energy such as electricity are fuelled buy fossil fuels. That’s why the advice is to be more careful about leaving appliances on stand-by or turning lights off when not in use.
The options for so called greener energy include hydro-electric power and solar power among others, in short they don’t burn fossil fuels and therefore do not create greenhouse gasses. It should be mentioned that the Kyoto treaty was designed to reduce CO2 levels and 35 nations, all of which were industrialised, signed it. The United States who are biggest producers of greenhouse gasses in the world refused.
In a nutshell, global warming certainly appears to be a reality and it’s a reality which is here to stay regardless of what we do at this point. It’s all about damage control now, to change our behaviour and to limit the extend upon which it has the power to impact upon our lives.
This really is one of the things is life where you are either part of the solution or part of the problem.
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