Center for Environment Education and Technology

Environment Education: Extend to the public

(Reproduced from United Nation Foundation http://www.unfoundation.org/green/?gclid=CN6v_oiLt5ICFRyrbwodZTIilw)

(Adapted from UNEP vital water graphics ) Executive Summary Highlights from assessment activities over the past two decades, which are used to establish present and future water trends, reveal that:

»	Here are simple things we can all do to help reduce the dangers of climate change:
»	Reduce energy usage at home by purchasing energy efficient appliances;
»	Walk, bike or use public transportation instead of driving;
»	Consider buying a hybrid vehicle, which has much better gas mileage and emits less CO;
»	Plant trees, which absorb carbon dioxide;
»	Offset your own emissions from heating and cooling your house and from driving and flying;
»	Avoid the use of bottled water and other products with unnecessary packaging;
»	Call or write to your public officials and let him/her know that climate change is an issue of concern to you; and
»	Encourage and educate others to do the same.

(Make Environment Education a hobby)