Do you concern about global warming?

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4 months ago

ohh..you people...why do you think only about yourself...what about the future generations...maybe your kids...what about them, don%26#039;t you want for them to enjoy all the good things nature can offer?..mm

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No, not at all. I regard it wholly as a means of governments and other organisations raising money by taxing everything possible on the grounds that by doing so it will help stop global warming. By the way - it seems that the big hole in the ozone layer has all but disappeared - I wonder why - surely it wasn%26#039;t because I took my own shopping bag to Sainsbury%26#039;s the other day instead of using one of their plastic carrier bags........ 44% 8 Votes

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• Step 1:
  Drive less. Take bikes, walk or carpool whenever possible.
  
  Step 2:
  Consider investing in a hybrid or electric vehicle to help prevent against further global warming.
  
  Step 3:
  Replace all the lightbulbs in and around your home with energy-efficient fluorescents that use fewer watts for the same amount of light.
  
  Step 4:
  Clean or replace your filters monthly.
  
  Step 5:
  Choose energy-efficient appliances when it%26#039;s time to buy new ones.
  
  Step 6:
  Decrease your air travel.
  
  Step 7:
  Wash clothes in cold water and line-dry whenever possible.
  
  Step 8:
  Use a low-flow showerhead, which will lessen the hot water used but not drop your water pressure in the shower.
  
  Step 9:
  Cut down on your garbage—buy fewer packaged materials to prevent further global warming.
  
  Step 10:
  Unplug electronics when they are not in use, because they still take up energy. At the very least, turn items off when they’re not being used.
  
  Step 11:
  Run the dishwasher and clothes washer only when you have a full load, and if available, use the energy-saving setting.
  
  Step 12:
  Insulate your home better, and don’t forget to repair or replace worn caulking or weather-stripping. Insulate your water heater.
  
  Step 13:
  Buy recycled paper products and recycle as much of your waste as possible.
  
  Step 14:
  Bring your own reusable canvas grocery bags when grocery shopping.
  
  Step 15:
  Plant a tree.
  
  Step 16:
  Have an energy audit done on your home so you can find the trouble areas and fix them.
  
  Step 17:
  Use nontoxic cleaning products.
  
  Step 18:
  Shop locally for food. A farmer’s market is an excellent place to visit. And choose fresh food over frozen foods. Fresh takes less energy to produce.
  
  Step 19:
  Keep your car tuned up, and check tire pressure often to save gas.
  
  Step 20:
  Eat less meat and more organic foods in your diet to do your part in preventing global warming.
  
  this is how we will help to hinder the climate change..
  however i know everybody talks about it but noone wants to try!
  its been like that since long..however hats off to those who really are conscious about it!
  
  lets be eco- friendly friends!! 6% 1 Vote
• Not in the slightest. It%26#039;s purely cyclical ! 0% 0 Votes
• no I do not one load of bull 17% 3 Votes
• Nah. I think the whole thing is overrated. The globe is gonna do what its gonna do. I wouldnt freakout about it. 0% 0 Votes
• Yes I sure am. i wont be around I don%26#039;t Think as I have a terminal illness but my 1st great grandchild is due Aug 30th and to what type of world does this little person have awaiting them.
  I just wish I had understood it all many years ago,all we can do is teach the young how to cope 0% 0 Votes
• not for me, i will be long dead before it affects me. 22% 4 Votes
• yes, even tho ill b dead when it happens we are already experiencing the effects of it and you dont really want you kids and grandkids to suffer do you? 0% 0 Votes
• not a jot. 0% 0 Votes
• I do ! What worries me ; is the human !