Due to this being my last blog for the class, I wanted to speak about not only the subject of Global Warming but also how this class has helped me in bringing awareness to many. Global Warming is not something that will disappear tomorrow, in a month, or even a year. It takes great and continues effort from everyone to achieve a better tomorrow. We can help our home (Earth) by carpooling to work or school, save energy and water at home, stopping the litter and bringing awareness to others about Global Warming. Though Global Warming is a known subject many do not know the severity of it which is why I am thankful I had an opportunity to blog about it. This class has definitely helped me express myself better. When I first started this class I was not sure what to expect because like any class you go in ready for it to be the last day however, I can honestly say this class has taught me how to network and share valuable information. I am hoping with my blog to make many aware of fun ways to help our earth, and the importance of it. Every person has the power to make a difference as they say Think Globally, Act Locally. Let’s save our home!!...Peace, Love, and Happiness!
The planet is warming due to global warming and not only are humans at risk, but our animals are already at great danger of extinction. I would first like to point out which animals are being affected by global warming. First, the polar bears, their ice sheets are melting, which leaves them with fewer places for them to hunt and raise their young. Second, the penguins, the rising temperatures affect the food chain. Penguins feed on tiny organisms like shrimp and these tiny little organisms survive on algae, but the melting ice and rising temperatures are creating a decrease on algae. Third, there’s the trout, which need glacial temperatures to survive or they will not live. Fourth, the orangutan, since insect’s flourish and increase on rising temperatures this makes orangutans more vulnerable to viral and bacterial infections as well as disease carried by these insects. Fifth, the arctic fox, since these animals are adapted to freezing temperatures, global warming is pushing them further north in search for a proper habitat. If global warming keeps increasing, this list of animals can continue to add up. All animals are living, breathing souls with hearts and feelings just like us. And they should be treated that way. I am using my voice to speak for these animals that can’t.
*Action Tip-The loss of natural habitat is what's killing our animals. Caused directly by human consumption. Next time you have to go to the grocery store why not ride your bike there. It not only helps our environment, but it also helps our body stay fit.
