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Climate Change and Our Duty

by Pooja Sharma
(Jain vishwa bharti university, ladnun)

Dire Consequences

Dire Consequences

Climate change and global warming are defining issues of our time. Hardly a minute passes without a newspaper or a broadcast (or politician) making one or more references to the threats it presents and the importance of taking action quickly to limit the effects adapt to the transformations that are sure to come.

For climate change is here, more or less, and the problem is likely to stay. But is changing it in our power? As individuals, businesses, communities and governments, to affect just how serious the problem will become?

We have the option how to act, but the effect we need to make on our own. We can make a difference by allowing the transition to a climate benign
world. So we just need to start marching towards the answer.

Barry's Response - I don't know where you copied this from , Pooja, but it carries an obvious, if over-familiar, message.

Thanks for your input.

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Nov 05, 2009
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thanks
by: Anonymous

Thanks for the article. I'd be interested in learning more about the facts behind the information provided. Let's all learn more.

Nov 03, 2009
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Typical scare without facts backup
by: Bob F

This is nonsense. Nature cycles normally. The latest science suggests that there is little or nothing man can do to change the climate. This is typical kneejerk reaction to Al Gores' money making BS.
I would respect this article if it presented real facts from both viewpoints. Otherwise it's useless!

Nov 02, 2009
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climate
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Nov 01, 2009
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funny
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ya that stuff happens

Oct 31, 2009
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Must Read Article For Human Mind
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The page having an image describing what to do is very attractive and makes the readers impressive.

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