What We Give to the Earth Is What We will Get in Return

Studies have shown that burning 1 gallon of gasoline generates 20 pounds of carbon dioxide, generating an annual average of about 6 tons of carbon dioxide. For cities located near (LiveScience), many people can walk to their destination. This will be compared to other cities with no service within walking distance, such as Denver Colorado. Denver emissions are five times those of any other city in the United States, including New York City. This is because the density level of Denver is actually 1,558 residents per square kilometer. This is the result of transporting greenhouse gas emissions.

Do you still believe it? Maybe this chart will tell you how the temperature will rise. To understand it, the middle line is the average temperature that the Earth should be. As of this year, we are above normal temperature of the earth, and we are still increasing. In the next century the earth's temperature may rise by 10 degrees. Unless you are acting and trying to change your life. Fortunately, we reversed our carbon footprint. It has declined from 2005 to 2014, but we need to continue this trend. By using clean energy such as sun and wind, we can realize a cleaner world. But this can not be done by just a group of people. We need to change our lives by participating in the world.

We are lucky to play on this planet. We become love, hate, laugh, and weep. Eventually we returned to the Earth and literally turned to another member of the community. Perhaps as a soil, we will help bring plants to the world This plant will be eaten by creatures that can give birth to the earth and return to the earth. I feel humble as I have been everywhere so far

We are all children of the earth and when our time on the planet comes, we will return to her side. To celebrate all the things the earth has given us and to support environmental protection, the Earth Day will be held worldwide on April 22. Akashiyapatra Foundation is India's largest non-governmental organization that manages the lunch program operated by the world's largest NGO to support domestic school children as well as environmental protection. Many initiatives have been taken to produce a meal in the most sustainable and energy efficient way.