Global warming billboard?

Question

I am designing one for a college project. It's based on how switching off something as simple as a light switch, could have a dramatic effect on the planet if all of us did it. I am not sure which caption to have, to fit the design. Which one do you think is more effective?

Design one: http://i26.tinypic.com/2cyh7d1.png

Design two: http://i28.tinypic.com/fc02uw.png

If not, do you have any better ideas?

I think the more simple the message is, the more powerful it is. Thanks in advance. =]

Answer 1

I LOVE the first one!!!!!!!!!

Yes I know I'm crazy... o_0

Answer 2

global warming isn't real!!!!

Here are some facts:

1) If you took every car off every road in the US the temperature would change less than a TENTH OF A DEGREE!

2) People cause 3.5% of temperature change with .4% coming from cars.

3) The polar bear population has gone from 5000 to 25000 in 10 years and for some reason, they are still being put on the threatened list! they can swim!

4) 5 billion dollars a year is wated by the US government to research "climate change"

5) no one has proved why the hole in the ozone layer appeared, so the theory that the extreme cold caused it is just as credible as the theory thet cfcs or whatever caused it.

6) Al Gore shows his audience a slide of CO2 concentrations, and a slide of historical temperatures. But for very good reason he does not combine them in one overlaid slide: Historically, atmospheric CO2, as often as not, increases after warming. This is typical in the campaign of claiming “consensus” to avoid debate (consensus about what being left unspoken or distorted).

American grocery stores are starting to introduce food rationing. Wal Mart is restricting the amount of rice customers can buy. In Mexico and Yemen, in Egypt and Indonesia, the poor are taking to the streets to protest massive rise in food prices as well as shortages. A short distance from our shores, the troubled nation of Haiti is in crisis again; Haitians, dependent on U.S. grain imports, have seen those dry up and have been reduced to eating cakes of dirt.

How did this come about? Because on top of rises in energy prices and some changes in the diets of developing world countries, we are burning a large portion of the world's food crop in our cars’ fuel tanks, in the name of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and curing our "addiction to oil."

one tank of ethanol wastes enough food to feed a starving african for a year. one tank!

We see it with DDT, which they banned to save birds but which has led to the deaths of millions in Africa.

We see it with the Endangered Species Act, which has led to a practice known as "shoot, shovel and shut up" as landowners kill critters listed as endangered to keep the Feds from taking control of their land.

We see it every summer with wildfires, as we strive to deal with decades’ worth of overgrowth following environmentalists' legal victories over the loggers who used to thin out the forests and keep them healthy.

We are seeing it now with growing hunger as a result of biofuels policy.

less than 20 years ago they were freaking out about the next ice age!!!!

what more wil it take to convince you? why believe what politicians and liberal "scientists" say when you can just look at the science and prove it wrong!?

and just because I am a republican and dont believe in global warming does not mean i am pro litter/ pollution. it means i am pro common sense!

Answer 3

I really prefer the second one as it has a bit of mystery about it that hopefully will grab some minds

Congratulations well done

Answer 4

How about Volcano exploding and asking the question do we think we are more destructive than that.

Answer 5

design one