What steps do you think can be taken to reduce the harmful effects of human activities on biogeochemical cycle

Answer 1

The best and the hardest to change due to our human habits is to reduce our consumption of our resources period. We can resort to lower emissions, hydrogen, solar, wind and thermal alternatives, but still we will only be as successful as our ability to reduce or eliminate our current rate of needed and unneeded consumption.

Answer 2

1. Have the politicians who are brainwashing the public just shut their mouths;
2. Discredit talking heads who know nothing scientific -- People like Bill Maher on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno said 117 in Sacramento was proof of global warming -- he totally ignores the fact that it snowed in Johannesburg, South Africa for the first time in over 20 years.

So is it global warming? NO! It's just a local high temperature in the middle of the SUMMER!!!

It's over 100 degrees for days in Middle USA, but that's a lot cooler than it was in the mid-late 1930's! Even the average temperature in July was reported by NOAA as being cooler than the average temperature in 1936 (or it might have been 1938). So hows this make it global warming?!?

Answer 3

nicely we ought to end making it worse first. Then we want to do away with the CO2 that we've already erroneously presented and plant a large type of greenery to restabilize our environment, yet human beings mildew their surroundings to them as hostile to installation into an surroundings so we are talking about a human nature andglobal cultural substitute. there is no longer a company that could proceed to be unchanged, a discounted dependence on plastics that are petroleum-depending, even Walmart could be impacted, no more effective plastic luggage, distinct packaging, etc.

Answer 4

Step one. None. Step two, none. Should I elaborate?