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If we tried to put all 4.543 billion years of Earth's life into one year we'd be on earth by 11:30pm on December 31st. In these 30 minutes we have destroyed more than 50% of the Earth's natural resources. We have significantly increased the life expectancy of those living in "advanced" countries, but unfortunately we have destabilized the ecosystem. We have had an amazing development in the last 10,000 years, however due to industrialization we have decided to destroy the world our ancestors lived in, interfering with the natural course of ecosystems and nature.

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Every one of us can help limit global warming and take care of our planet. By making choices that have less harmful effects on the environment, we can be part of the solution and influence change.

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To preserve a livable climate, greenhouse-gas emissions must be reduced by half by 2030 and to net zero by 2050. Bold, fast, and wide-ranging action needs to be taken by governments and businesses. But the transition to a low-carbon world also requires the participation of citizens – especially in advanced economies.

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                                WHAT CAN WE DO?

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                                WHAT CAN WE DO?

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L'UOMO DISTRUGGE LA TERRA - monchiro guitar version - Mad World (Donnie Darko)

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1. Frequent heat waves
2. Longer droughts
3. Heavier storms

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In the Golf of Mexico, the nutrient levels are increasing, allowing algae and bacteria to grow. With the extra amount of plant life growing, marine inhabitants such as fish and crabs are having to move away in order to avoid suffocation.

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Underwater world became inhospitable.
Levels algae and bacteria proliferates and consume the oxygen in the water and the fish died.

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1. The impacts of chemicals on nature
2. How big the hole is in the ozone layer
3. Air pollution
4. The acidification of the ocean
5. The death of ecosystems
6. Fresh water use
7. Destruction of land
8. How much biodiversity can we afford to lose
9. How much climate warming can the Earth hold.