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Mankinds own destruction can not continue like this.
In January 2023, scientists confirmed that the past eight years were the hottest on record, and all signs point to the fact that the trend will continue.Extreme extended heat is dangerous to life on earth for many reasons, amongst them the drought and changing weather conditions that have led to an increase in catastrophic wildfires like this one in 2023 in Chile.
Act now before its too late.
Human activities, like transportation, agriculture, and electricity generation, are responsible for most of the green house gases in the atmosphere over the last 100 years plus ,causing global warming and driving climate change. Its reported that the planet could reach 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels by 2025. Going beyond that threshold means significantly increasing the impacts of climate change, like extreme weather conditions and rising sea levels. Moreover, according to research the current rates of warming will put the earth at risk of crossing several climate tipping points, which could lead to irreversible damage and change the planet forever, The answer is clear to prevent climate change, we need to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions, halving them by 2030. In the longer term, 90% to 95% of emissions need to be eliminated before 2050, so we have to act now.
Start on a path to reduce your carbon footprint now.
Increased Carbon Dioxide (CO₂) emissions in the atmosphere are one of the biggest causes of global warming and with projects to remove CO₂ from the atmosphere, you can balance out your emissions to become carbon neutral. We can make a difference with small changes to our lifestyle – changing our energy provider and usage, changing what we eat, looking at our plastics use and recycling, changing how and when we travel, as well as many others. and make a positive impact on the climate crisis.
Leave a positive impact on our planet for future generations.
This can be achieved through a variety of methods,In a single year, an average tree can absorb up to 48 pounds (21.8 kg) of carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere. Trees play an important role in the global carbon cycle and are estimated to be responsible for approximately one-third of the total carbon uptake by land plants.
The way forward is carbon-neutrality.
Becoming carbon neutral or climate positive for companies is soon to become the new trend some firms are already seeing further ahead and intend to erase the totality of their historical footprint. Microsoft was one of the first major companies to make the announcement, quickly followed by Google. As the EU aims to become the first continent to become carbon neutral, companies and individuals must rapidly reduce their carbon footprint. Now its time to take your next sustainable step.
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