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Buy a more environment-friendly version of something

Turn some of your garbage into compost

Reuse something you would have thrown away

Learn something new about the ecosystem

Tell someone about climate change

Report a local environment issue

Eat a vegetable today instead of meat

Do one thing to lower your house's energy output

Do something to support local climate awareness campaigns

Benefits

By protecting our one home, we will ensure our happiness for generations to come. Sustainable practices ensure we can live in peace far longer than we could with our current pollution rates. We humans are extremely adaptive to rough situations, but that does not mean we should procrastinate and put ourselves in those positions. By being more biocentric, we can preserve the beauty of the surrounding environment, leading to our happiness.

The Future

Yes, this whole plan to combat climate change relies on you and you could just choose to opt out and ignore, but clearly if you have read to this part, the avoidable future must interest you. And for good reason, just take a look at the list of terrible aspects of life in 2050 that would make hell a reality. Make sure to subscribe and comment, without further adieu, we present to you what life would look like if climate change were to go on unaddressed at today’s rate. Nasa predicts that under a 2050 climate scenario, cllimate shifts, such as heat waves could restrict the ability of people to work outdoors, and, in extreme cases, put their lives at risk. The hot temperature extremes could lead to changes in known diseases which can ultimately negatively impact human health (Think of the Cranks from Maze Runner).

Food systems will be degraded
energy efficiency will be reduced significantly
airplane rides might be grounded due to extreme heat
natural disasters will become more dangerous (Tornadoes)
existing infrastructure will be under constant threat (Tsunami wiping out Japan
natural capitals like the glaciers will reduce substantially (Loss of fresh water)
The air that keeps us alive will reach deadly levels of pollution (Smog in China)
Heavy rain falls will become even more intense (think about the monsoons)
Water operations will go under insane levels of stress (Dry by Neal Schusterman)
Waste management will grow by 70%