SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF TODAY FOR TOMORROW

 Please donate today for ongoing Tsunami Environmental Relief efforts to 

 improve drinking water , proper waste management and a Coastal erosion 

 control program with revegetation of the affected areas.

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As well as many other projects

Global Impact has taken the initiative to start the Tree Seed Bank, a dedicated cause to preserve the forests of today for tomorrow. We have started to collect seed from the Hardwood and semi-hardwood forests of North America in an effort to regenerate the loss of forests from clear cutting and to educate the land owners to take the necessary steps to preserve our natural resources. We hope to extend our cause throughout the world.

GLOBAL WARMING

A PROBLEM OF THE TIMES

Global warming is theoretically known to be  caused by greenhouse gases from the emissions of burning fossil fuels. 

With the onset of global warming can and is melting the polar ice-caps. This reduction in the polar ice caps could theoretically raise the oceans 20 feet. This effect would cover Manhattan as well as most coastal communities.

What can we do?

1. Driving less can reduce daily outputs of greenhouse gases.

2.Buying and driving more gas efficient automobiles. There are cars now that can get more than 70 mpg)

3.Bicycle, and walk  more.

4.Seek out and apply alternative energy sources.

4. We will be offering more information in the near future.

www.nationalcenter.org/Kyoto.html 

www.solar-center.stanford.edu/sun-on-earth/glob-warm.html 

www.cato.org/pubs/regulation/reg15n2g.html 

www.ncpa.org/hotlines/global/gwhot.html