Global Warming - Homepage

     

Global warming is destroying our planet. Global warming is a problem for all of us. It doesn't matter if you live in the United States, Africa, or on an island. Everyone contributes to global warming. Our planet isn't happy because we're destroying its natural resources. It's trying to send us a message and tell us we are in danger. Our planet needs you to listen and you can help save our world.

 

     Children ages 10 and up can learn a tremendous amount from this site and it will be the children that save the planet in the end. Our team member, Emily came up with this idea to help the planet. With her father's help, she created "Heat in a Box." Click here to read about "Heat in a Box"!!!

 

     Global warming threatens animals, spreads disease, and is damaging our planet at an alarming rate! This website is important because it will help children and adults see what is happening to our world. Some websites claim that all scientists agree on whether global warming exists or not. However, there is a lot of research from top leading scientists who disagree about the causes of global warming. This site takes a look at the most common arguments and compares the differences in perspectives.

 

     People discharge greenhouse gases when they drive their cars, or heat and light their houses. When you drive your car, you give out gases and that goes into the air. That poisons the earth. Also, from raising farms and livestock you give out greenhouse gases. Throwing away trash produces the harmful greenhouse gases. By switching your light bulbs and inflating your tires correctly you can reduce what people are ruining the earth with. You can save money and reduce air pollution. The bottom line is, no one at this point agrees on the causes of global warming. The one thing is, even if global warming isn't true, we can still do things to help our Earth. Things like recycling, using less gas, and saving electricity is just a couple of things you can do to help. The Earth can't take care of us if we don't help it. So step up and either join a recycling group or do these things on your own.