How can we help our planet?-Juju

By jujupage1 -
Hello Jujubears and welcome to another blog post,

As you can tell by the title of today's blog post, I am going to talk about 10 different and easy ways we can help our planet.


So why help our planet?

It's a common and fair question to ask. I am no expert but I do know that our planet is currently building up these gases called green house gases. These can consist of carbon dioxide and methane gas but there are many others to. These gases can be detrimental to our planet since they can cause our earth to heat up or cause extreme climate changes. Think about it, if our earth heats up, there will be no ice for our polar bears to live on and we will loose a lot of other animals we know today.

Why can't animals adapt to their environment?

If you know/believe in the theory of evolution, you will know that that evolution is the adaptation of animals characteristics and behaviour to suit their environment.  Animals are adapting to their environment as we speak but just not quick enough.

What can we do to help?

To help save our planet you can:

  1. Educate yourself about your surroundings
  2. Set up a club that does litter picking once every weak
  3. Spread the word on social media sites
  4. Recycle materials
  5. Campaign 
  6. Sponsor an animal
  7. Switch off your lights after use
  8. Plant trees!
  9. Join a club that keeps wild areas wild
  10. Learn basic science

I hope you found this useful,

Spread the word using the #itsnevertoolatetochange!

See you next time,

Bye

Remember- it doesn't necessarily take a genius to change the world

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