Global warming comment

Today, we are all facing a very big problem of global warming. We should all protect our world from the global warming.

Every body should take care of the earth. In one idea is, every body should grow at least one plant in every body's house. This will definitely help to protect our earth from global warming.

Barry's Response - It's a start...and at the very least it will make your place a better one. Think Globally Act Locally and thank you for your input.

Looking Forward

That means take the future of the planet into consideration when making decisions of your own. We now consider an act's effects on the global environment, economy and political landscape for instance.

Who? Individuals (such as the tree planting scenario above), corporations, governments and academia. Generally, anybody who can improve environmental conditions should do so with global environmental concerns kept in mind.

There is a history to the concept, our ancestors worked together in their own communities and instinctively knew to protect their immediate environments and the flora and fauna in them. Long before anybody applied the label grassroots to their efforts. This happened for centuries before there was any need for governments to intervene.

Then what happened? Greed set in. People found ways to automate processing of environmental resources and make huge profits. They took their focus off of sustainability and chose exploitation instead. Now, with modern knowledge, we can turn that around again while making the two drivers mutually compatible. It's happening.

Kudos to the USA

America doesn't shy away from challenges like global warming. Instead they innovate, build and grow. You don't solve a problem by punishing businesses or burdening taxpayers.

Try these:
- Planting trees? Yes, of course. Jobs can come from trees. Planting trees, managing woodlots, and improving lands can be tax deductible for small businesses across the country.
- Drill smarter, refine better, and invest in technologies (carbon capture, cleaner natural gas) that reduce emissions without killing jobs.
- Because farmers, ranchers, and landowners know their land best, their solutions matter most. Reward smart land management, not Washington's diktats.
- The manufacturing industry leads the way. Rather than outsourcing, make clean tech the world wants.

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