What is a definitive step that can be taken against Global Worming that...?

Question

...does not necessarily require a large government cooperation but rather can be done simply by the people?

Answer 1

Make a serious effort to consume less.

Don't buy stuff. Weigh your garbage each week and try to have less each time.

Get your walmart/target stuff at secondhand stores. If they don't have it, do without or look in the newspaper, craigslist or pennysaver listings.

Join freecycle.org and clean out your garage and storage space.

Offer all your extra stuff for free on freecycle. It's extra if you haven't used it in a year, and can't find a way to use it within a year from now.

Trust in the cosmos. If you really need something, put out a request on craigslist or freecycle. Don't buy it.

I have spent less than $8,000 a year for five years now, following these rules. Think of the packaging, energy, and transportation saved!

Answer 2

Nothing. Anyone who thoroughly studies global warming will find that this is a natural occurrence and has nothing to do with people and what we do. By the way, the hottest temperatures recorded in the U.S. were in the early 1930's. That was before we had factories everywhere, before we had millions of cars on the road, and before we had 5 billion people on the planet (and we're over 6 now). The earth heats and cools in cycles. Meteorologists know this...They are after all the ones who most closely study our atmosphere.

Answer 3

dont drive ride a bike or walk, join a electricity company with a record for using alternative energy sources, dont use any aerosols. Yes, global warming is a natural occurance however industrial pollution is going to enhance the natural swing so its worse than it would of been without our pollution thats is the danger it's not that it wouldnt happen it's that we're making it worse

Answer 4

One idea to help the curb the global warming problem is to vote out all the politicians that are blowing hot air!

Answer 5

listen to silvax and not al gore