Change your car habits

by Abhimanyu Nath
(Missisauga, ON, Canada.)

A Growing Problem

Why not take drastic steps in reducing vehicle exhausts??

The government should impliment a deadline in exchanging our cars for fuel-cell powered cars for a very small cost. And this drastic step should be taken ASAP, due to the melting polar caps.

The situation is way more serious than it looks like. If the cars from all around the world dissappered tomorrow, even then, the ice caps will keep melting for at least two more consequent years.

If we didn't' stop our emissions, by two years the weather patterns would have changed immensely, and you never know when Canada becomes a hot desert and the Middle East becomes cold.

Besides, we are hardly concerned about the wide variety of flora and fauna. No regular citizen is aware about how many species have died over the years, ever since the industrial age had begun. Dramatic change in climatic conditions can throw us in the next page of the history of dinosaurs.

Hence we must act right now.

And "now" means at this point of time, this very second, lest, it'll be too late for us and there will soon be a no-point-of-return. No one wants to reach that stage in their life, do they?

Afterall evryone's concerned about the future of their offsprings. How would it be like, losing your son and daughter to extreme UV radiation exposure or inhalation of ozone from smog?

We must act this second

...because it will take eons for the nature to repair itself and take down the carbon dioxide levels to normal, once we stop our emissions. Our smoke-emitting cars can be dismantled, recycled and made into something else.

Barry's Response Some food for thought here. Changing our transportation habits is a major way to improve our environmental footprint. Thanks, Abhimanyu.



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