what is man's attitude toward our enviorment&how we can conserve nature?

Question

The past attitude was-"nature is our inheritence , use it to maximum.but what now's attitude of man towards our nature?
how to conserve nature?

Answer 1

We have closed the stable door after the horse has bolted!!
We as a whole should have been doing something about this planet after the first deverstating A-bomb was dropped on Japan.We should have said that was it no more of those weapons are tro be used on any thing,and Australia should have closed all the gates to it's uranium area's,but ah heck ,money is worth more than live's,and besides who cares!That was and still is their attitude,stuff the inviroment is the other,the Amazon rain forrest is suffering as well,because of stripmining and the want for timber,people are being displaced,as are the animals,The Japanese are killing whales in the name of science,the indonesean fishermen are killing sharks just for their fin's only and throwing the living carcas back into the water,we humans have a lot to answer for when we go to our respective places of rest!!

Answer 2

1. Reduce home energy use by 10%: A more energy-efficient home will lower your utility bills and reduce your impact on the environment. Heating accounts for nearly 60 per cent of energy use in the average Canadian home.

2. Choose an energy-efficient home and appliances: R-2000 homes use 30 per cent less energy than standard homes. Modern appliances save more energy than older ones. New refrigerators, for example, use 40 per cent less energy than models made just 10 years ago.

3. Replace dangerous pesticides with alternatives: Small children and pets are especially vulnerable to the dangers of chemicals.

4. Eat meat-free meals one day a week: The production and processing of grains requires far less water and land than does meat.

5. Buy locally grown and produced food: Buying locally reduces greenhouse gas emissions and other pollutants from food transportation. One study estimates that the average meal travels 2400 km (1500 miles) from the field to your table.

6. Choose a fuel-efficient vehicle: A typical SUV uses almost twice the fuel--and releases nearly twice the emissions--of a modern station wagon, although both seat the same number of passengers.

7. Walk, bike, carpool or take transit: Researchers in California found the air we breathe inside our cars can be up to 10 times more polluted than the air outside.

8. Choose a home close to work or school: A convenient place to live reduces the amount you drive, which means you'll lower your emissions of greenhouse gases and other pollutants. You'll also have more time to spend on things you care about.

9. Support car-free alternatives: More alternatives to the car mean less pollution, gridlock and urban sprawl.

10. Learn more and share with family and friends: By working together we can inspire our elected leaders to incorporate environmental conservation into public policy. A healthier environment isn't possible unless we all get involved.

Answer 3

I know that I don't need Al Gore to tell me what to do about anything.

Answer 4

and what about woman's attitude