Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Review of used cars under 3000::How did people die 3,000 years ago







Review of used cars under 3000::How did people die 3,000 years ago








Unless               you've               been               on               Mars               or               locked               in               a               closet               away               from               the               world               for               a               couple               of               decades,               you've               heard               these               terms:               climate               change               and               global               warming.

The               two               terms               are               interchangeable,               but               their               meanings               are               the               same,               and               it               is               a               very,               very               real               threat               to               humans,               animals               and               all               living               things               on               this               planet               alike.
               Global               warming               is               caused               by               the               emission               of               heat-trapping               gases.

The               bulk               of               these               heat-trapping               gases               come               from               vehicle               exhaust,               deforestation,               power               plants               and               industrial               processing               plants.
               When               the               gases               build               up,               it               covers               the               atmosphere               like               a               thick               blanket               which               in               turn,               causes               the               planet               to               heat               up.

This               threatens               us,               the               environment               and               life               as               we               know               it.

Granted,               we               need               some               of               this               blanket               covering,               because               if               there               were               no               gases               in               the               atmosphere,               all               heat               from               the               sun               would               escape,               leaving               this               an               extremely               cold,               unliveable               planet.

But               the               problem               is               that               we               have               too               much.

Enough               of               the               sunlight               isn't               able               to               escape,               which               of               course               makes               the               temperature               rise,               and               we               get               a               little               warmer               every               year.
               Many               areas               are               really               seeing               the               effects               of               global               warming.

Antarctica               and               Greenland               are               slowly               melting               away               because               of               the               higher               temperatures.

This               leaves               the               ecosystem               there               unstable,               and               penguins               and               polar               bears,               for               example,               are               slowly               dying               away.

If               the               ice               melts,               they               can't               survive.

The               melting               away               of               Antarctica               and               Greenland               is               also               quite               treacherous               for               us.

If               Greenland               completely               melts               in               the               next               decades,               the               sea               level               will               rise               approximately               20               feet.

What               does               this               mean?

Florida,               New               England,               the               east               coast,               the               Gulf               Coast               -               they               will               be               under               water.

This               won't               just               be               a               "rainy               day               flooding"               either.

This               water               will               remain               there...

it               won't               have               anywhere               else               to               go.
               Many               urban               cities               in               the               United               States               are               already               overpopulated.

Some               areas               have               so               many               people               crammed               into               a               small               area,               they're               almost               literally               stacked               on               top               of               each               other               like               sardines               in               a               can.

Imagine               the               millions               and               millions               of               people               that               would               have               to               flee               inland               if               the               sea               level               rose.

Hurricane               Katrina               only               produced               about               100,000-150,000               refugees               and               that               put               a               strain               on               many               southern               states,               with               Texas               feeling               the               most               of               it.

Now,               multiply               that               number               by               about               1000               and               see               what               kind               of               trouble               you               run               in               to.

I               would               estimate               that               half               the               population               of               the               United               States               would               be               displaced               and               lose               everything               when               that               rise               in               sea               level               eventually               occurs.
               Speaking               of,               Texas               leads               the               nation               in               cattle,               cotton,               grain               and               many,               many               other               crops               and               vegetables,               and               most               of               the               country               benefits               from               our               agriculture.

However,               Texas               is               the               worst,               statistically               speaking,               for               the               level               of               emissions               and               carbon               dioxide               being               put               into               the               air               according               to               figures               released               by               the               Energy               Information               Administration.

Texans               are               more               at               fault               in               the               United               States               for               global               warming               than               any               other               state.

Generally               it               comes               from               the               number               of               large               pickup               trucks,               SUVs,               blaring               our               auto               or               home               air               conditioners,               processing               plants,               etc.

That               being               said,               how               will               the               nation               suffer               when               we               continue               to               do               these               things,               the               planet               heats               up,               and               it               kills               the               crops               and               makes               agriculture               in               Texas               impossible?
               The               Industrial               Revolution               started               spurring               a               need               for               growth               and               development,               and               at               that               time,               began               severely               altering               the               change               in               climate.

Development               and               technology               play               a               major,               major               part               in               our               ecosystems               and               communities.

This               is               a               very               scary,               but               very               real               problem               right               now               and               action               HAS               to               be               taken.

Just               by               watching               the               news,               you               can               see               how               every               year               the               tropical               storms               and               hurricanes               are               getting               worse               and               worse.

Hurricanes               develop               in               warm               water.

Why               do               we               have               warm               water?

You               guessed               it!

Global               warming               and               higher               temperatures               heat               up               the               oceans.

Droughts               are               getting               more               prominent               each               year,               and               they're               rougher,               more               intense               and               last               longer.

Why?

Higher               temperatures.

Think               back               to               the               horrific               forest               fires               this               year               in               California.

Dry               forest,               dry               grass,               drought,               higher               temperatures               =               more               fires.

Our               forests               are               being               destroyed,               and               that's               one               of               the               very               things               we               need.

Trees.

They               suck               up               carbon               dioxide               like               a               straw               in               a               glass               and               then               release               oxygen.

But               with               deforestation               and               depletion               of               trees,               what's               going               to               eventually               happen?
               Using               electricity               is               also               a               big               culprit               in               the               releasing               of               gases               into               the               atmosphere.

Every               time               you               turn               on               your               TV               and               leave               it               on,               use               a               hair               dryer,               wash               and               dry               clothes,               turn               on               a               light,               an               air               conditioner,               a               car,               a               microwave....

you               are               helping               to               slowly               release               greenhouse               gases.

You               hear               about               how               important               it               is               to               conserve               energy...

well,               yes,               that's               absolutely               necessary!

Using               compact,               energy-efficient               appliances               and               light               bulbs               takes               a               lot               less               energy               than               you               realize.

Double               pane               windows               and               doors               help               to               keep               heat               in               your               home               and               releases               less               of               it               out.

If               you               simply               let               some               of               that               heat               escape,               it               uses               more               energy               and               causes               hundreds               more               pounds               of               gas               to               be               released               into               the               atmosphere               annually,               just               from               ONE               house.

Being               more               efficient               can               save               loads               of               money               and               the               environment               at               the               same               time.

Who               wouldn't               want               to               do               that?
               The               point               is               to               show               that               global               warming               is               having               a               major               impact               on               us               and               that               something               needs               to               be               done.
               A               Review               of               the               Current,               Major               Impacts               of               Global               Warming:
               Higher               temperatures
               Changing               landscapes
               Wildlife               at               risk
               Rising               sea               level
               Increased               risk               of               drought,               fire               and               flooding
               Increased,               stronger               storms               and               storm-related               damage
               Compromised               freshwater
               Severe               economic               losses
               Though               changes               in               our               activities               to               slow               global               warming               literally               need               to               be               done               on               a               global               scale,               there               are               rather               simple               things               you               can               do               on               your               own               to               help.

Imagine               if               every               person               read               this               very               blog               and               tried               to               make               a               few               changes.

It               would               cause               a               ripple               effect,               with               one               person               leading               to               another,               and               another,               and               eventually,               that               would               greatly               have               an               impact               on               the               environment               and               the               rate               at               which               climate               change               is               speeding               along.

The               following               things               are               simple,               don't               cost               much,               and               don't               require               a               lot               of               energy,               so               give               some               of               these               a               try               and               do               your               part               to               save               our               world!
               These               are               based               on               what               one               person/household               can               do               to               save               the               amount               of               pounds               of               carbon               dioxide               emitted               annually.
               Check               and               change               your               car               air               filter               every               month!

This               can               save               800               pounds               of               carbon               dioxide               annually.
               Check               your               car's               tires               every               month               and               make               sure               they're               properly               inflated.

This               can               save               250               pounds               annually.
               If               you               have               a               dishwasher,               only               run               it               when               it's               full.

This               can               save               100               pounds.
               Use               100%               recycled               printer               paper.

This               can               save               5               pounds               per               ream.
               Replace               at               least               three               frequently               used               light               bulbs               with               compact,               fluorescent               bulbs.

This               can               save               300               pounds               every               year.
               In               the               winter,               turn               your               thermostat               down               a               couple               of               degrees.

In               the               summer,               turn               it               up               a               couple               of               degrees.

This               can               save               2000               pounds!!
               Make               sure               your               water               heater               thermostat               is               set               no               higher               than               120°F.

This               can               save               550               pounds.
               Change               out               or               clean               a               dirty               air               conditioner               filter               every               couple               of               months               or               as               recommended.

This               can               save               350               pounds.
               Take               shorter               showers               and               install               a               low-flow               showerhead.

These               two               combined               can               save               700               pounds.
               Buy               vegetables               locally               at               a               farmer's               market.

This               not               only               helps               our               farmers,               but               reduces               the               energy               used               in               transporting               goods               to               stores.
               Buy               organic!

Processing               of               foods               and               the               chemicals               used               to               do               it               pollute               the               air,               the               water               supply               and               requires               tons               and               tons               of               energy,               thus               releasing               some               of               the               largest               quantities               of               gases               into               the               atmosphere.
               Buy               wind               certificates               and               green               tags.

Texas               has               one               of               the               largest               areas               of               wind               turbines               in               the               nation.

Supporting               them               helps               to               further               their               efforts               to               find               better               ways               to               produce               energy               safely.
               Buy               products               that               are               packaged               very               minimally.

This               results               in               less               garbage               and               less               energy               used               to               make               the               packaging.

Making               plastic               uses               tons               and               tons               and               tons               of               energy.

This               can               save               1200               pounds.
               Recycle               your               plastic,               paper               and               glass.

This               can               save               1000               pounds.
               If               you               can,               buy               a               hybrid               car.

This               can               save               an               astonishing               16,000               pounds               every               year!!
               If               you               can't               or               don't               have               a               hybrid,               use               a               car               that's               fuel-efficient.

Every               extra               mile               you               can               get               out               of               a               gallon               of               gas               can               save               thousands               of               pounds               every               year.
               Carpool,               carpool,               carpool.

Find               someone               that               you               can               drive               to               work               or               school               with.

This               can               save               at               least               1000               pounds               every               year,               and               there               are               less               cars               on               the               road.
               Don't               sit               and               idle               in               your               car               if               you               aren't               in               traffic.

This               wastes               a               ton               of               gas               and               emits               a               lot               of               pollution.

If               you               have               to               sit               and               wait               in               your               car               longer               than               30               seconds,               turn               the               engine               off.
               Insulate               your               water               heater,               your               house,               your               windows,               your               doors.

This               can               save               at               least               3000               pounds               every               year.
               Use               energy-efficient               appliances;               replace               old               ones               if               possible.

Save               hundreds               and               hundreds               of               pounds               every               year.
               Use               a               push               mower               on               your               lawn               instead               of               burning               fossil               fuels.

You               can               save               at               least               100               pounds               every               year.
               If               you're               cold,               don't               turn               up               the               heater.

Put               more               clothes               on!

You               can               save               1000               pounds               a               year.
               If               you               have               appliances               or               electronics               that               aren't               frequently               used,               unplug               them.

Even               if               they               aren't               on,               they               use               energy.

You               can               save               at               least               1000               pounds               every               year.
               Buy               double               pane               windows               if               you               can.

This               can               save               at               least               10,000               pounds               every               year.
               Air               dry               your               clothes               outside,               weather               permitting.

This               can               save               700               pounds.
               If               you               aren't               using               your               computer,               turn               it               off               and               save               the               energy.

Use               the               sleep               mode               instead               of               a               screensaver               and               save               200               pounds               a               year.
               Kick               the               red               meat.

Avoiding               meat               one               day               a               week               and               eating               vegetarian               can               reduce               energy               and               production               costs.
               Take               your               own               bags               to               the               store.

Canvas               bags               work               great               for               your               groceries.

If               you're               near               an               IKEA,               buy               one               of               their               gigantic,               blue,               tarp-like               bags               for               $0.59               and               take               it               to               the               store               with               you               every               time.

Wal-Mart               and               other               chains               are               getting               ready               to               eliminate               plastic               bags               anyway,               so               get               used               to               it!

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               And               almost               the               most               important               thing...PLANT               TREES!

We're               losing               thousands               of               trees               every               day,               so               plant               more!

Plant               one               and               save               2000               pounds               a               year.
               These               simple               things               above               can               make               a               significant               difference               in               our               environment,               not               to               mention               the               huge               amounts               of               money               you               can               save               yourself               in               the               long               run               by               doing               them.
               Remember,               one               person               can               make               a               difference,               and               if               we               all               work               together,               we               can               save               this               planet               from               our               own               destruction.
               Source:               Matthew               Philips-Texas:               Worst               CO2               emitter-http://www.newsweek.com/id/116784?GT1=10856-www.newsweek.com






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