Together for Earth

The planet earth is our source of life and we need it in order to live, the lives of everyone on the planet depends on our actions, I speak for myself, I gotta take care of the planet for the future my children and grandchildren can live as we live.

We can change the world, simply just an attitude, a single attitude; this attitude is to take care of nature around us. A paper on the street, a bag on the beach, all that pollutes and it is my duty and your pick up and play in a proper place. You can’t throw garbage on the street, I've played and I regret it, I want to one day reverse this case and it must have great attitudes.

I think together we can change and reverse this case. Friends together can overcome barriers and change all that. A program that we can mirror is Friends for Change, because even the famous are worried about hat. And it can be seen that the concern of all it is important to change the event that the planet is. Many say that the politicians and the authorities do their part, but in my opinion is necessary to walk and seek to make our goal and be able to talk about people, it is our obligation, the part of him just leave, just do your part search.

Opinion of a respondent:

Public opinion on climate change is the aggregate of attitudes or beliefs held by the adult population concerning the science, economics, and politics of global warming. It is affected by media coverage of climate change.

In countries varying in awareness, an educational gap translates into a gap in awareness. However an increase in awareness does not always result in an increase in perceived threat.

Economic debates weigh the benefits of limiting industrial emissions of mitigating global warming against the costs that such changes would entail. While there is a greater amount of agreement over whether global warming exists, there is less agreement over the appropriate response.

Public opinion impacts on the issue of climate change because governments need willing electorates and citizens in order to implement policies that address climate change. Further, when climate change perceptions differ between the populace and governments, the communication of risk to the public becomes problematic. Finally, a public that is not aware of the issues surrounding climate change may.

It has been demonstrated beyond reasonable doubt that the climate is changing due to man-made greenhouse gases. We are already committed to future substantial change over the next 30 years and change is likely to accelerate over the rest of the 21st century.

There is strong evidence that the warming of the Earth over the last half-century has been caused largely by human activity, such as the burning of fossil fuels and changes in land use, including agriculture and deforestation.

Student: Vinícius Eduardo.