CLIMATE CHANGE; May paki ka ba?

Bluish colored areas- COLD

Reddish/Yellowish colored areas- HOT

Nakakatakot, Tignan mo na lang ang kaibahan ng temperatura ng mundo natin noon sa mundo natin ngayon. May paki ka ba? o hihintayin mo na lang yung mga susunod na mangyayari?. Ano nga ba ang climate change? sabi ng Wikipedia Climate change is any long-term significant change in the expected patterns of average weather of a specific region (or, more relevantly to contemporary socio-political concerns, of the Earth as a whole) over an appropriately significant period of time. Climate change reflects abnormal variations to the expected climate within the Earth's atmosphere and subsequent effects on other parts of the Earth, such as in the ice caps over durations ranging from decades to millions of years. In short, ito na nga ang pag iiba ng panahon. Tama! Hindi mo ba napapansin ang pambihirang init ng panahon ngayon? Pati na rin ang pag-ulan during the summer. Dati healthy pa ang magpa-araw during 7-10 a.m in the morning. Pero ngayon goodluck na lang kung 'di ka pa sunog nun. Hindi na rin imposible kung tuluyan ng matunaw ang mga yelo sa north at south pole dahil sa climate change na ito. At kapag nangyari yun, goodbye na sa ating lahat. Kaya wag kang matutuwa kung biglang umulan ng yelo sa Pilipinas. May paki ka ba? Kung meron dapat sundin mo 'to:

Ten Basic Tips To Help Stop Climate Change

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Don’t have a lot of time, but want to take action? Here are ten, simple, everyday things each of us can do to help stop climate change. Pick one, some, or all. Every little effort helps and adds up to a whole lot of good.

Change a light. Replacing a regular light bulb with a compact fluorescent one saves 150 pounds of carbon dioxide each year.*

Drive less. Walk, bike, carpool, take mass transit, and/or trip chain. All of these things can help reduce gas consumption and one pound of carbon dioxide for each mile you do not drive.

Recycle more and buy recycled. Save up to 2,400 pounds of carbon dioxide each year just by recycling half of your household waste. By recycling and buying products with recycled content you also save energy, resources and landfill space!

Check your tires. Properly inflated tires mean good gas mileage. For each gallon of gas saved, 20 pounds of carbon dioxide are also never produced.

Use less hot water. It takes a lot of energy to heat water. Reducing the amount used means big savings in not only your energy bills, but also in carbon dioxide emissions. Using cold water for your wash saves 500 pounds of carbon dioxide a year, and using a low flow showerhead reduces 350 pounds of carbon dioxide. Make the most of your hot water by insulating your tank and keeping the temperature at or below 120.

Avoid products with a lot of packaging. Preventing waste from being created in the first place means that there is less energy wasted and fewer resources consumed. When you purchase products with the least amount of packaging, not only do you save money, but you also help the environment! Reducing your garbage by 10% reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 1,200 pounds.

Adjust your thermostat. Keeping your thermostat at 68 degrees in winter and 78 degrees in summer not only helps with your energy bills, but it can reduce carbon dioxide emissions as well. No matter where you set your dial, two degrees cooler in the winter or warmer in the summer can mean a reduction of 2,000 pounds of carbon dioxide a year.

Plant a tree. A single tree can absorb one ton of carbon dioxide over its lifetime.

Turn off electronic devices when not in use. Simply turning off your TV, VCR, computer and other electronic devices can save each household thousand of pounds of carbon dioxide each year.

Stay informed. Use the Earth 911 Web site to help stay informed about environmental issues, and share your knowledge with others. Together, we can and do Make Every Day Earth Day!

SAVE THE EARTH! PREVENT GLOBAL WARMING MGA KAKOSA!