Earth is in danger due to us....do you really want to save it?

Question

we study in schools,read newspapers etc etc etc but be honest to answer that what do YOU feel fot it???do you want to save it by conserving electricity,reducing the wastage of water and increasing greenery etc!!!! though we dont do all these but somewhere from inside dont you wanna follow these steps???

Answer 1

yes. i wish. but it needs collective action. we have come very far and it appears backtracing our steps is not possible. it appears we are doomed.

Answer 2

I do

Answer 3

Dont mean me bad but "NO , I  DONT WANT TO SAVE IT AS I AM NOT CAPABLE OF"

Answer 4

Greenhouse effect cure (there are no real cures but this may help

till we can find one).

First I want to point out that there are no real, viable short term,

or easy methods of curing our Global warming woes. The damage to the

environment has already been done and is, for all intent and

purposes, basically irreversible.

The damage done by increased greenhouse emissions has already taken

its toll. This is evident by the melting of polar ice and glaciers

across the globe.

We cannot get the world back the way it was, even as of fifty years

ago, much less stop the damage that will still occur in the future.

Sure we could try to stop all industry that will cause pollution, but

at what cost. Without industry we could not sustain the present world

population. Giving up industry and sacrificing billions of people on

this planet in the process, is not a viable solution (even trying to

merely lower greenhouse emissions is at best a temporary solution).

The biggest problem we have now is not just the fact that we have

more greenhouse gasses trapping heat in, but we are getting less and

less sunlight being reflected out from the planet. As the snow cover

melts from more and more of the planets surface, the sunlight heats

up more parts of the earth that once reflected light back out. It is

like a dog chasing its tail (until it gets dizzy and falls from

exhaustion). As global warming just keeps building on itself till the

ecological balance fails, and this planet will no longer sustain the

teeming human populations.

It is likely, however, that any type of plan to get rid of Global

warming, will require some type of dramatic ecological compromises.

Some will say that all we need to do is give up industry on the

planet and the world will eventually go back to the way it was. I say

it is too late for that solution (as a short term solution anyway).

My plan, however, will require the use of old tires and recycled

plastics. Of course it will require some engineering feats also, and

a few ecological compromises. The benefits of using these wasted

products will far outweigh the compromises required.

My idea is to build large floating islands (white on top, to reflect

sunlight back out of our planet) made from used tires (filled with

co2) and recycled plastics. Yes there are engineering and ecological

problems, but everyone has to admit there are worse problems in our

current situation.

So the only feasible solution is to build a bunch of artificial

reflection "islands" across the planet.

There will be other benefits realized, once we build enough of these

islands. One of the problems associated with the increased

temperatures we are experiencing is the possibility of increased

hurricane intensity and frequency. Having enough of these floating

islands in strategic points in the oceans will help to alleviate this

problem also.

It is a well known fact that hurricanes form in areas of the ocean

where the temperature rises above approximately 80 degrees

Fahrenheit. If we can keep those areas below that temperature (by

reflecting sunlight away), we can prevent the formation of

hurricanes. Without these floating islands, hurricanes will probably

continue to increase in intensity and frequency…

We need a solution to deal with our Global warming woes, and we need

it now. Even if this is a difficult path to follow, it will pay off

in the future.

The overall problems I see for Greenhouse effect is that we can go

green all we want, but Global warming and our constant desire to be

comfortable, will eventually undermine any efforts we may do. Unless

we can get rid of some of the excess heat in this world, we will

always be under the eventual threat of a thermal overheating demise.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

yeah i want to save it, but seeing how lots of people dont feel like doing anything...we're screwed

Answer 7

i like this question.

you see people want to do something but they feel like they are only one person. they can't do anything about it.

or there just lazy, ex, if ur fat u would probabaly not try to lose weight since ur lazy. another reason is that most of the stuff that hurts earth helps us like oil. oil ruins the atmosphere but helps us transport, have electricity, and all those other stuff thats in our daily lives. there is a little amount of people who are buying electric or solar power now but others wont try to find those.

Answer 8

Man is  destroying MOTHER NATURE!So Mother Nature is punishing MAN with all disasters.So I WANT TO SAVE IT!

Answer 9

Some unpredictable events are destroying the human. Honestly saying I am the man issued the warning 2 hours before Tsunami struck our coast.It was possible for me because of my close observation.I have designed more than 40 types of safety equipments to save the life from different disasters and accidents. Several scientists and seismologists appreciated my instrumental mechanism s. But the proper officials connected with the disaster managements are not interested to bring the usage of my life saving inventions in to practical use.

Answer 10

THE REPTILLIANS ARE HERE,REMEMBER THE V????

Answer 11

i truly, truly do

Answer 12

EARTH is not in danger, the human race is in danger. The Earth will keep going without us. We need to save the Earth's enviroment so WE don't die and so we have future generations.

Answer 13

absolutely!  so many people think that one little thing isn't going to make a difference, but if we all did at least one little thing, i think it definitely would.

the number one greatest thing you can do is stop eating meat.  this one is huge, look it up.  okay that might be hard, but you'd also gain health!  using reusable bags at the grocery store.. at first you might have to run back to the car and get 'em each time, but before long it becomes habit, thats not so hard.  ride your bike some more, get a sigg bottle and only drink out of that.  plastic water bottles are such a huge waste!!!!  really we can do these things.  peoples' churches ought to preach it.  oh yeah, and just doing the recycling thing at home with paper/plastic/glass/aluminum.

once you start and really practice, its hard not to have that shameful feeling when you're in a place that leaves you with almost no choice but to throw something recyclable in the rubbish.  sometimes i just take it home with me.

Answer 14

yes

Answer 15

I think we are earths bullys and we have been putting it at its lowest point so now were trying to make it up but as always the damage will still be there