SAVE THE PLANET
Climate change: what can we do to mitigate it?
The scientific community is concerned about climate change, caused by the increase in the volume of greenhouse gases from fossil fuels, deforestation and some intensive agricultural practices.
To tell the truth, compared to a few decades ago, some progress has been made in the direction of reducing the chemicals that cause the hole in the ozone layer and on the front of energy produced from renewable sources that has been increasing. The level of deforestation has also been kept in check to some extent.
But this is a small contribution, not much else has been done to safeguard our planet.
Another issue is the bio-diversity that is being lost and endangering the environment. Animals, insects, plants and other species found in nature play a vital role in the production of oxygen and the purification of air and water.
To tell the truth, compared to a few decades ago, some progress has been made in the direction of reducing the chemicals that cause the hole in the ozone layer and on the front of energy produced from renewable sources that has been increasing. The level of deforestation has also been kept in check to some extent.
But this is a small contribution, not much else has been done to safeguard our planet.
Another issue is the bio-diversity that is being lost and endangering the environment. Animals, insects, plants and other species found in nature play a vital role in the production of oxygen and the purification of air and water.
Point of no return
On the topic of climate change Leonardo DiCaprio (Ambassador for Peace to the United Nations, always sensitive to the issues of pollution and environmental protection) produced and starred in 2016 an interesting and engaging documentary entitled "Before the flood", disseminated by National Geographic and that opens the eyes to the terrible and obvious effects of global warming.
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