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Always remember to close the tap when you are not using the water and turn off the lights when you leave a room. This small details can make a great difference.

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Everithing can be given a second chance, or a third or a fourth... Prevent buying a lot of things and if you are going to throw something away remember to put it in the right container.

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Using public transport instead of the car can be a true gamechanger. Also it would be even better to go on foot or by bike to places that are not too far away, which is also healthier for you.

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Even  if climate change is already happening and is difficult to reverse ii, yes, we can do lots of thins to stop it.

Here are some ideas, but if tou want to know more you can go to the official site of the UN

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Extreme weather events will become more frequent. Having more floods, tornados, and droughts.

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With the increase of temperature glaciers and icebergs are melting, increasing the sea level. This if is not stopped can put entire cities underwater.

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The consequences of climate change can be catastrofical.

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Almost everything we use in our dailylife contribute to greenhouse gases emissions. From moving around in the car to what we eat and the clothes we use.

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The production of energy with non-renewable energy sources and the activity of factories release a great amount of these gases into the atmosphere, being the main one CO2.

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Trees are the lungs of our planet and by cutting too much of them we are reducing the amount of CO2 that is absorbed.
Also this is happening because of wildfires such as the one in the Amazon.

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There are a lot of causes. But there are some that contribute the most to it

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Climate change, also known as global warming is the changes in temperature and weather. This happens naturally but we, the humans, are making it much more intense.