Readers Comments
ieiblue wrote: yeah.. being nice to what mother nature fully deserves!!!! :P
butterfly wrote: you are very mindful and caring. thank you.
lovebug wrote: Life is like a speeding bullet, there is only a limited amount of time for anyone of us. The time I do have at the end of the day,I try to utilize to beaware of how I can as an individual help to save our planet from global warming. I watch the Tv and come out into cyper space to try to get a starting point. I have to accept that I am just like everyone else, My time is used up by daily living, I seem to waste a lot of time with experts that tell me, we have to do something. However so far I have not stumbled onto the path of another human who can tell me the facts, in just 5 minuets of time that I do have to pursue in finding out what I can do to help. Fear is the culpret, we try to fix something that is broke and unless we have 24 hours to devote to it, we can't find a starting point.
afriendlysmile wrote: Hi bluqtgyrl
I agree with you global warming is one of the most important issues facing the world today.
My son aged 14 is the climate change champion for the north-east of England. He attends meetings around the country. He has been to London on several occasions and met Tony Blair or Prime Minister at Downing Street.
We went to Switzerland to see how climate change is affecting the glaciers.
Glaciers that have been there for thousands of years will be gone in the next 50 years at the present rate of melting. So action is urgently needed.
If everyone does a little it can make a big difference.
The DEFRA motto is TOMORROWS CLIMATE IS TODAYS CHALLENGE.
We only have one earth we have to look after it.
Afriendlysmile:)
I agree with you global warming is one of the most important issues facing the world today.
My son aged 14 is the climate change champion for the north-east of England. He attends meetings around the country. He has been to London on several occasions and met Tony Blair or Prime Minister at Downing Street.
We went to Switzerland to see how climate change is affecting the glaciers.
Glaciers that have been there for thousands of years will be gone in the next 50 years at the present rate of melting. So action is urgently needed.
If everyone does a little it can make a big difference.
The DEFRA motto is TOMORROWS CLIMATE IS TODAYS CHALLENGE.
We only have one earth we have to look after it.
Afriendlysmile:)