Stopping the engine of the world wide environmental crisis
Jul 22
- The environmental crisis in the world has already started, and will continue to get worse if something is not doe soon
- Damage to the environment caused by mankind can be minimized or eliminated completely if certain steps are taken
- Stopping the current environmental crisis in the world is critical to protecting the earth and all life on it
Conserving energy can be done in many ways, and each step taken towards this goal will decrease the energy needed and consumed. Use energy efficient appliances, turn off the lights and televisions when not in use, and unplug appliances when they are not being used. Many homes have items like toasters and blenders which stay plugged in all the time, and even when turned off these appliances can pull electricity and use power in small amounts. Waste to energy programs can also help keep the current environmental crisis in the world from becoming worse. One environmental problem is the waste dumped in landfills, and this waste can pollute the environment while taking up large amounts of space. Highways, open land, and even the oceans are full of garbage, and this can be used to generate electricity. This process eliminates two of the contributing factors to the environmental crisis in the world, municipal waste and fossil fuel use. There are many ways to help the environment, instead of causing harm, while still generating the energy needed to prevent an energy crisis across the globe. Fossil fuel prices will go up steadily as the supplies dwindle, and these fuels do severe damage to the environment. Preventing their use would go a long way towards resolving the environmental crisis in the world right now.
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This is a really good read for me, Must admit that you are one of the best bloggers I ever saw.Thanks for posting this informative article.
September 4th, 2010 at 4:36 amI’m excited to be finally posting online after all these years. There really is no mystique (sp) about it, is there? I just dropped by your blog and had to write. I’m a recent college grad, journalism major if you must know, and I absolutely love the art of photography. I’ve got my site up but it’s nothing to boast about yet. None of my stuff’s been posted. Soon as I figure out how to do that, I’ll spend the afternoon posting my best shots. anyway just thought I’d drop a line. I hope to return with more substantial stuff, stuff you can actually use. SPG
August 19th, 2010 at 1:17 pm