Here is the next group in the series from Fortune.
#16 and #18 – Offsetting carbon dioxide, Carbon offsets
#17 – Global warming?
#19 – Snowfall
#20 – Winter morning warm-ups
Just Released! Order “Waking Up to Climate Change” by George Ropes, and receive 25% Discount. Learn More
Here is the next group in the series from Fortune.
#16 and #18 – Offsetting carbon dioxide, Carbon offsets
#17 – Global warming?
#19 – Snowfall
#20 – Winter morning warm-ups
ClimateYou moderates comments to facilitate an informed, substantive, civil conversation. Abusive, profane, self-promotional, misleading, incoherent or off-topic comments will be rejected. Moderators are staffed during regular business hours (New York time) and can only accept comments written in English.
Climate change has been a growing concern since roughly the 1850s. Ever since then, the Earth has become hotter by approximately two degrees. This change may not sound major, but it has had lasting impacts on the Earth. One Google search can tell you that this change has
Climate change significantly impacts the welfare of the people because it affects critical resources. Extreme impacts of climate change are costing America about $150 billion each year due to global warming (NOAA). The changes in temperatures and typical cyclones lead to a low growth of GDP. These effects on
Climate change over the years has become a trendy topic, we are constantly hearing about the effects of climate change, yet there are so many questions on what it is and how climate change works. So, what can we do to tackle this global crisis? First, get educated
ClimateYou.org is an activity of ClimateYou Alliance, Inc.
Contact us at climateyou@gmail.com
One Response
Carbon offsets are not the solution to global warming but the reality is that money needs to be involved to get countries and corporations on board. The offsets would need to be channeled to forest sustainability projects in developing countries where large swaths of forests are being cut down. This could involve new sustainable jobs for the local people, protecting the biodversity, which would help to ‘offset’ some of the damage being done.