United Nations 1988 Save The Forests - Complete Set - Part II of II

In continuation from Monday’s post on global warming.

Growing a garden can help the environment as well. It will help with soil erosion and also reduce some types of air pollution. People should reduce their daily driving whenever possible. Bike riding or walking is not only great exercise, but it will help reduce the carbon dioxide in the environment. Plant a tree. The world’s forests are being depleted at an alarming rate. We all need the trees precious oxygen to survive. Water conservation is essential. Be sure to watch for leaks around your home. Make sure that your toilet is the 1.6 gallon flush toilet. Consider changing your washing machine to an “Energy Star” appliance. Not only will you use less water, you will use less electricity, thereby costing you less money in the long run.

It is believed that even if the current greenhouse gases are stabilized, the world will continue to see the effects of warmer temperatures and higher sea levels for another millennium. The damage is already done, but it is important for everyone to contribute to the preservation, restoration and improvement of our natural environment.

The United Nations is depicting the environmental issue – Save the Forests in beautiful stamps. The in-demand stamps represent Vienna, Geneva and New York. The beautiful forest greenery and fall foliage is shown on these stamps. Visit www.stampcenter.com if you would like to purchase this complete sheet of stamps.

United Nations 1988 Save The Forests - Complete Sheets - Part I of II

Global warming is the increase of the average temperature of the ocean and Earth’s near surface air and its projected continuation. It is a topic well discussed in the news today. Scientists in major industrialized countries believe that global warming is due to the continuous release of greenhouse gases into the environment.
There is ongoing political and public debate on what changes need to happen to reduce the problems for our environment.

Going Green is not only a concept, but something that we must all do in order to preserve our plant for future generations. One way that you can help is to cut down on the use of energy. Every time you use your appliances, lights, heating systems or take a ride in the car, you are using vital energy sources. By reducing your consumption, power companies will be able to reduce their carbon dioxide output that is contributing to the greenhouse gas problem.

There are some simple things that you can do within your own household that will help the environment. By changing a standard light bulb with a compact florescent one, you will get more light for less money and thereby save energy. Recycling cans, plastic and paper is a great way of helping the environment. Keeping these useful items out of the landfills is essential in reducing methane gases.

Please check back on Wednesday for Part II of II.