Wednesday, October 10, 2007

Climate Change

Climate change is a threat to food security
given its adverse effects to global agricultural production.
It also poses danger to public health.
Of particular concern is the poverty-stricken region of Sub-saharan Africa
considering the vulnerability of its people.
Climate change therefore is both economic and ecological in nature.
A problem of global proportion calls also for a solution of global scale.
Naging bahagi tayo ng problema,
maging bahagi tayo ng solusyon.
Tulad ng rebolusyon o pagkokopyahan (o anumang bagay),
nasa pagkakaisa ang lakas.
  • Live in moderation.
  • Bawasan ang malimit na pagtetext.
  • Ang masyadong malalaking bahay na para lamang sa
    isang maliit na pamilya ay makonsumo sa kuryente. 'Di efficient!
  • Maging isang "enercop" (mala-energy audit team na nagsasagawa ng mga on-the-spot checks para magsulong ng energy conservation drive o "enercon") sa inyong bahay at iba pang lugar.
  • Gawing http://www.blackle.com/ ang homepage. Thanks to Ms. Reburiano for the suggestion.
  • Educate the people within your sphere of influence about eco-sophy.

DS 121 archaeology of poverty

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