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What can we do to prevent climate change?

1. Mitigation. Such as producing cars that use other sources of fuel such as renewable energy.&nbsp;Use insulation in houses to reduce the amount of electricity required for heating and cooling. Label electrical appliances so that people will know which ones use the least energy. Use solar hot water. Another mitigation solution is to stop eating as much beef as cows produce large amounts of methane. 2. Adaption. A wide variety of measures have been suggested for adaptation to global warmings, such as the installation of air-conditioning equipment, home insulation, abandonment of settlements threatened by sea-level rise. Measures including water conservation, changes to agricultural practices, construction of flood defences,。

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Reference List 1. &nbsp;WWF Organisation (2018), Causes of Global Warming, WWF-Australia. Available at: https://www.wwf.org.au/what-we-do/climate/causes-of-global-warming#gs.c7w3sv. 2. Fast Future Publishing (2019),&nbsp;Environmental Solutions to Climate Change, Available at: https://fastfuture.com/environmental-solutions-to-climate-change/. 3. Rubin, A. (2016),&nbsp;6 Things You Can Do To Prevent Climate Change, Activesustainability. Available at: https://www.activesustainability.com/climate-change/6-things-you-can-do-to-prevent-climate-change/.

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Environmental actions to prevent climate change

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3. Educate yourself and others. The importance of educating others about climate change cannot be overstated in our modern society. There are many platforms for us to utilize that can allow us to spread our message easily. Whether you use word of mouth or social media, there are always ways to educate others on what climate change is doing to our planet (Rubin, 2016).

1. This means trying to lessen the causes of global warming. That is to decrease or stop the activities that increase the levels of carbon dioxide&nbsp; 2. It takes action to reduce our vulnerability and prepare for and adjust to both the current effects of climate change the predicted impacts in the future. 3. This action can help protect the planet by educating others about the dangers of climate change and how to act against it.

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1. The intention of geoengineering projects is typically to help mitigate adverse global warming effects by enacting deliberate large-scale interventions in the Earth’s climate system. 2. This action can reduce the carbon emissions released into the atmosphere, which prevents climate change.&nbsp; 3. By collecting water from the air, the carbon footprint of our daily life can be declined to prevent and control the pollution in the air and ecosystem. This can reduce climate change.&nbsp;

Climate change is the long-term change of temperature and typical weather patterns in a place. It is caused by the increased levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide produced by the use of fossil fuels (WWF, 2018).&#160;

1. Geoengineering&nbsp;The two main approaches are to i) reflect solar radiation away from the Earth to offset the impact of greenhouse gases, and ii) undertake large scale carbon capture and storage to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. The hope is that such technologies can help ensure the stability of the impacts of a fossil fuel-based energy supply during the transition to renewables. (Rubin, 2016) 2. Carbon Sequestration A number of carbon capture schemes are planned to be operational in the UK and other nations by 2025. These projects could potentially generate hydrogen to heat buildings as part of the reforming of natural gas and would also store the resulting carbon dioxide emissions. 3. Water Harvesting from Air A variety of water harvesting approaches and solutions are under development. Current estimates suggest they could produce up to 10 gallons of drinking water per hour. Although initially targeted at areas with little access to clean drinking water, such solutions could help shrink the ecological footprint in many ways. (WWF, 2018)

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