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 112 e-booklet project based on the chosen book from the library (December 5)

   Convene the members of your book project. Be sure that you have read and studied your chosen material. Submit an e-booklet featuring/insp...