The Threat We Must Prevent

Environment is very important to us and our daily lives, and thus we are responsible in taking care of it along with the animals and plants that inhabit it. Our daily needs come from these, our foods, water, shelter, and clothing all came from our environment.

It was our duty to take care of our planet Earth, our environment, but because of our foolishness, it led to extinction of species of animals and plants, the pollution of waters and air, which then led to Climate Change and Global Warming.

Climate Change is the change in global or regional patterns, in particular a change apparent from mid to late 20th century onwards, which was due to increased levels of carbon dioxide. Whereas Global Warming is the gradual increase in the overall temperature of the earth’s atmosphere generally attributed to the greenhouse effect caused by increased levels of carbon dioxide, chlorofluorocarbons, and other pollutants, in conclusion this was because of the air pollution that we humans caused.

We must realize by now that Climate Change and Global Warming can grow as a threat to us, if we don’t think of countermeasures and how to prevent or solve all of these, though these cannot be undone, I believe that we can still prevent it from getting worse. The Climate Change Act of 2009 was established to guide the government in managing climate risks, also the Philippine Green Jobs Act of 2016 that aims to foster low-carbon businesses that generate green jobs and other environmental acts were established for us to take a look and persuades us to act to help protect our environment.

We can all help in simple ways. I know people can change, we must act now to prevent the danger that may possibly come. We can help by doing simple small things until we can do bigger and significant things.

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