Adapting for a Sustainable Future

Climate change is one of the major problem in our environment. We experience Climate change because of the effect of using cars and burning garbages which causes the change of temperature and rainfall in a region over a period of time. What should we do to stop this problem

This year is a worst year because of the pandemic happening in the world. There's a lot of people affected of this pandemic but this pandemic doesn't have bad effect on our country but a good effect. During this pandemic, we have a lot of time to clean our surroundings and recycle things like plastic wrappers and plastic battles. Remember that these pandemic have a good effect on our environment but harmful effect in humans.

I know that everything will be okay so we must take care of our selves and take care our environment for the future of the world.

https://climate.nasa.gov/effects/




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  1. MarcDecember 12, 2020 at 6:43 AM

    I like how you make your article. Good job, keep it up and Godbless!

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