How can we stop Global Warming and Climate Change?

Answer 1

You CANNOT stop ClimateChang nor Global warming and Cooling.

The Earth throughout geological history has heated up and cooled down. There are at least three known Ice Ages. ; Coldclimate, with intervening warmer periods.

This all happened before before motor cars and industry; even before mankind was on Earth.

So something else is driving the system.

The Earth is a very dynamic system, it is NOT an inert 'lump of rock' floating around the Sun.

It is known theEarth's core is hot, there by drives the mantle to convect, and in turn makes the tectonic plates move and the ocean's warm/cool. These will affect the climate. Also affecting the climate is the Earth's axial angle currently ~ 23 degrees and reducing to about 21 o , but will expand to ~ 28 o. Also or orbital track about the Sun is not circular but and ellipsoid, an ellipse that does does not quite close up, but shifts a little each year.

Also this ellipitcal movement ranges from near circular to a narrow ellipse.

All this occurs over a period of thousands of years, but will have an effect on the climate. Also the Sun is at one of the foci of the ellipse, not the centre. All this is a natural dynamic , which obeys Newton's Laws of Universal Dynamics, which man has no control over, but will affect the climate.

However, We can do something about making the atmosphere cleaner; less cars and industry emitting CO2 etc.,s gases.

Answer 2

We can stop global warming and climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions through transitioning to renewable energy sources, increasing energy efficiency, protecting forests, and promoting sustainable agriculture practices. It is also crucial to raise awareness, advocate for policies that reduce emissions, and work collectively as a global community to address this urgent issue.

Answer 3

Governments and businesses have to

1. Stop burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas)
2. Move completely to renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, tidal and wave, geothermal and biofuel)
3. Replant the great forests of the world to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

We the people have to

1. Elect leaders who will do the above and lobby them to get things done
2. Lobby the leaders and governments we have to get some action.
3. Educate, talk, discuss with our family, our friends, our neighbors so everybody understands the problem.
4. Whenever someone mentions "Hot today" or "Cold today", reply, "Yes, it's climate change." and talk about why it's happening.

We the children have to

1. Talk to our parents about Global Warming and why it is happening.
2. Talk to our friends, schoolmates and teachers
3. Learn about government and how to elect people who care about the world.

• Scientists have determined that a number of human activities are contributing to global warming by adding excessive amounts of greenhouse gases to the atmosphere.
• Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane accumulate in the atmosphere and trap heat that normally would exit into outer space.
• So the only thing we can do to stop or slow Global Warming is to reduce the greenhouse gases.

1. Governments have to act. They have to move from fossil-fueled electricity generation to renewable energy generation. Coal and oil-fired power plants have to close. They are contributing too much carbon dioxide and other pollutants into the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
2. Governments have to act. They have to educate and encourage people to use less electricity and oil, at least until all our power is renewable. One way this might be done is to force coal power stations to pay the real cost of their carbon emissions. This might force up the price of power, but the tax could be used to give money back to the consumers. The people could use the money to pay their higher electricity bills, or they could use less electricity and keep the money for other things.
3. Governments have to act. They have to to grow trees and forests everywhere, so that the huge carbon sinks that used to cover the earth start growing back and the leaves start pulling CO2 back out of the atmosphere. They have to stop illegal logging and corruption so that all forests are protected. They have to grow plantation forests for paper and buildings, quick growing pine and other trees that are renewable.
4. Governments have to act. They have to put incentives in place so people will use energy efficient transport. This means walking, bicycles, public transport of all kinds, and private cars run on renewable energy (solar or hydro electricity, or hydrogen cells).
5. Businesses have to act. They have to stop their polluting practices and turn green. They may do this because it's the right thing to do, or they may do this to avoid paying carbon taxes for their crimes. But they have to do it.
6. We all have to act. If everyone turned their TV off at the wall instead of with a remote control, or even at the set, it would mean that thousands of power stations across the world would NOT have to be built. It is estimated that 10% of the power in an average house is this "vampire" current that silently sucks out the electricity from "stand-by" equipment even when the machines are turned off.
7. We all have to act. If we all wore warmer clothes in winter and didn't heat our homes so much, and the opposite in summer, if we stopped using clothes dryers but used the wind and the sun like our grandparents did, if we hopped on a bicycle to go to the corner store instead of getting into the car, all these things will play a small part in reducing the long term effects of global warming.

A:

We can try to prevent global warming by saving energy. Some ways to save energy are by doing the following:

• Turn off the lights when not in use.
• try not to use air conditioning very often. Eat or drink something cold instead.
• In the winter, try not to use the heater very often. Have some soup or something hot.
• Do not watch television too often. Watch it in moderation.
• Do quick five-minute showers.
• Only use the computer for work
• Buy energy saving appliances such as energy efficient light bulbs, and things like kettles etc, that aren't too expensive. the energy efficient bit means less heat is lost unnecessarily.
• People should try to recycle more in order to reduce the requirement for the constant production of new materials
• The use of public transport or even bicycles/walking/carpooling instead of everybody traveling in separate cars
• By carpooling you will send less greenhouse gasses into the air.
• To minimizing global warming you could drive your car less and take an alternative like walking or riding a push bike as much as possible as well as
• Converting to solar power instead of electricity. You are making a difference.
• You could tax automotive fuel, and use the money to fund free urban public transportation.
• Electric powered cars will make less CO2 going into the atmosphere, and also, this way we can save oil.

It is too late to prevent substantial global warming over the course of the next century. We can delay effects by reducing our consumption of fossil fuels, but we have essentially already pulled the trigger on global warming. Worse, we continue to ignore the findings of science and insist on ever larger subsidies for our fossil fuel industry.

On a positive note, the US HAS reduced is carbon emissions a little bit in the past two years. Earth passed 350 ppm CO2 levels in the 1980s, which many scientists consider to be the maximum sustainable level. We are now at nearly 400 ppm, and will pass 500 ppm before 2050.

Ways to reduce global warming:

1. Stop burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas)
2. plant trees and keep your surroundings clean
3. recycle things and use biodegradable things
4. prefer public transport and car pools many times
5. reduce the use of ACs, generators and heaters
6. don't let the smoke from the factories and industries go in rivers and lakes
7. Save water by not letting the tap keep running when not in use

Unfortunately, not at the present time. We can begin taking steps to slow down our production of greenhouse gas, but earth will continue warming for centuries to come solely on the basis of our emissions over the past century.

At this point all you can do is slow it down. That would help the world out a lot.

1. Stop the burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) in industry, transport and the generation of electricity.
2. Start using renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, tidal and wave, geothermal and biofuel).
3. Plant billions of trees to replace the destroyed forests.

Answer 4

Governments and businesses have to

1. Stop burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas)
2. Move completely to renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, tidal and wave, geothermal and biofuel)
3. Replant the great forests of the world to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
   

We the people have to

1. Elect leaders who will do the above and lobby them to get things done
2. Lobby the leaders and governments we have to get some action.
3. Educate, talk, discuss with our family, our friends, our neighbors so everybody understands the problem.
4. Whenever someone mentions "Hot today" or "Cold today", reply, "Yes, it's climate change." and talk about why it's happening.

We the children have to

1. Talk to our parents about Global Warming and why it is happening.
2. Talk to our friends, schoolmates and teachers
3. Learn about government and how to elect people who care about the world.

Answer 5

1. Change immediately to renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, tidal and wave, geothermal and biofuel).
2. Close down all fossil fuel (coal, oil and natural gas) power plants (or change them to biomass).
3. Plant billions of trees to replace the destroyed forests.

Answer 6

We can solve global warming by moving immediately to renewable energy, like solar, wind, hydro and geothermal for all our power needs. We also have to stop burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas). After that we can replant the forests of the world. This will slowly remove the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and the earth will slowly cool down again (after several hundred years)!

Answer 7

• Change immediately to renewable energy
• Replant billions of trees around the world

Even then it will take hundreds of years for temperatures to return to pre-industrial levels.

Answer 8

Kill off 90% of the population of the world. This would drastically reduce energy generation and the man made production of greenhouse gasses. It would not affect natural production of these gasses.

As this is impractical a reduction by those industries that produce them worldwide.

Answer 9

Climate change can only be prevented by reversing the amount of greenhouse gases going into the atmosphere. We can do this by changing from fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) energy to renewable energy (solar, wind, water, hydro, tidal and wave, geothermal, ocean thermal, biomass, biofuel and hydrogen) which has no carbon dioxide emissions. Planting billions of trees would also help.

Answer 10

Governments and businesses have toStop burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas)Move completely to renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, tidaland wave, geothermal and biofuel)Replant the great forests of the world to remove carbon dioxidefrom the atmosphere.We the people have toElect leaders who will do the above and lobby them to getthings doneLobby the leaders and governments we have to get someaction.Educate, talk, discuss with our family, our friends, ourneighbors so everybody understands the problem.Whenever someone mentions "Hot today" or "Coldtoday", reply, "Yes, it's climate change." and talkabout why it's happening.We the children have toTalk to our parents about Global Warming and why it ishappening.Talk to our friends, schoolmates and teachersLearn about government and how to elect people who care aboutthe world.Scientists have determined that a number of human activitiesare contributing to global warming by adding excessive amounts ofgreenhouse gases to the atmosphere.Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane accumulatein the atmosphere and trap heat that normally would exit into outerspace.So the only thing we can do to stop or slow Global Warming isto reduce the greenhouse gases.Governments have to act. They have to move fromfossil-fueled electricity generation to renewable energygeneration. Coal and oil-fired power plants have to close. They arecontributing too much carbon dioxide and other pollutants into thegreenhouse gases in the atmosphere.Governments have to act. They have to educate andencourage people to use less electricity and oil, at least untilall our power is renewable. One way this might be done is to forcecoal power stations to pay the real cost of their carbon emissions.This might force up the price of power, but the tax could be usedto give money back to the consumers. The people could use the moneyto pay their higher electricity bills, or they could use lesselectricity and keep the money for other things.Governments have to act. They have to to grow trees andforests everywhere, so that the huge carbon sinks that used tocover the earth start growing back and the leaves start pulling CO2back out of the atmosphere. They have to stop illegal logging andcorruption so that all forests are protected. They have to growplantation forests for paper and buildings, quick growing pine andother trees that are renewable.Governments have to act. They have to put incentives inplace so people will use energy efficient transport. This meanswalking, bicycles, public transport of all kinds, and private carsrun on renewable energy (solar or hydro electricity, or hydrogencells).Businesses have to act. They have to stop theirpolluting practices and turn green. They may do this because it'sthe right thing to do, or they may do this to avoid paying carbontaxes for their crimes. But they have to do it.We all have to act. If everyone turned their TV off atthe wall instead of with a remote control, or even at the set, itwould mean that thousands of power stations across the world wouldNOT have to be built. It is estimated that 10% of the power in anaverage house is this "vampire" current that silently sucks out theelectricity from "stand-by" equipment even when the machines areturned off.We all have to act. If we all wore warmer clothes inwinter and didn't heat our homes so much, and the opposite insummer, if we stopped using clothes dryers but used the wind andthe sun like our grandparents did, if we hopped on a bicycle to goto the corner store instead of getting into the car, all thesethings will play a small part in reducing the long term effects ofglobal warming.A:We can try to prevent global warming by saving energy. Some ways tosave energy are by doing the following:Turn off the lights when not in use.try not to use air conditioning very often. Eat or drinksomething cold instead.In the winter, try not to use the heater very often. Have somesoup or something hot.Do not watch television too often. Watch it in moderation.Do quick five-minute showers.Only use the computer for workBuy energy saving appliances such as energy efficient lightbulbs, and things like kettles etc, that aren't too expensive. theenergy efficient bit means less heat is lost unnecessarily.People should try to recycle more in order to reduce therequirement for the constant production of new materialsThe use of public transport or even bicycles/walking/carpoolinginstead of everybody traveling in separate carsBy carpooling you will send less greenhouse gasses into theair.To minimizing global warming you could drive your car less andtake an alternative like walking or riding a push bike as much aspossible as well asConverting to solar power instead of electricity. You aremaking a difference.You could tax automotive fuel, and use the money to fund freeurban public transportation.Electric powered cars will make less CO2 going into theatmosphere, and also, this way we can save oil.It is too late to prevent substantial global warming over thecourse of the next century. We can delay effects by reducing ourconsumption of fossil fuels, but we have essentially already pulledthe trigger on global warming. Worse, we continue to ignore thefindings of science and insist on ever larger subsidies for ourfossil fuel industry.On a positive note, the US HAS reduced is carbon emissions a littlebit in the past two years. Earth passed 350 ppm CO2 levels in the1980s, which many scientists consider to be the maximum sustainablelevel. We are now at nearly 400 ppm, and will pass 500 ppm before2050.Ways to reduce global warming:Stop burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas)plant trees and keep your surroundings cleanrecycle things and use biodegradable thingsprefer public transport and car pools many timesreduce the use of ACs, generators and heatersdon't let the smoke from the factories and industries go inrivers and lakesSave water by not letting the tap keep running when not in useUnfortunately, not at the present time. We can begin taking stepsto slow down our production of greenhouse gas, but earth willcontinue warming for centuries to come solely on the basis of ouremissions over the past century.At this point all you can do is slow it down. That would help theworld out a lot.Stop the burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) inindustry, transport and the generation of electricity.Start using renewable energy (solar, wind, hydro, tidal andwave, geothermal and biofuel).Plant billions of trees to replace the destroyed forests.