With more and more use of carbon fuels it has become difficult to manage the energy resources as consumption is increases by leaps and bounds with limited energy sources available. This has becom a big challenge for policy makers and governments.

There are many climate change deniers who claim that volcanoes release carbon dioxide as much or even more (CO2) than humans. And even though the volcanoes are the powerful force of nature, they are still very small emitters of CO2 compared to emissions from human activity.

It is essential to cut carbon emissions to curtail global warming and apply checks on the heavy industrialization happening around the globe. Equally or more important is to curb the population growth of human species. No amount of other remedial measures will control global warming and environmental degradation as much as a freeze on human population growth. Blame for excessive luxurious consumption goes on the rich countries and the same for explosive population growth goes to third world overpopulated south Asian countries.

Government announce new emission targets.

Ban the bulb! Save energy! Global warming! Carbon emissions! What is our carbon footprint! Reduce flying! Go for solar! Go for biogas! Wow, how many phrases, jargons and logos to create awareness. Though the major problems of fuel emissions can be resolved by sensible Governments, there are many little things that we can do in daily life to reduce our carbon footprint to ensure that our next generation has a better world to live in. Here are a few.

No one talks about controlling population, they are only talking about decreasing emissions and using echo friendly materials but…

Why we should use nuclear as much as possible.

One vehicle in your driveway is all you need.

My pet-hate is the destruction of our countryside by building roads that we shouldn’t have any need for…

It seems like everyone’s talking about protecting the environment, but what if you don’t want to buy a new hybrid car or fit solar panels on your roof? Here are five easy ways to be green, without adding hassle to your life, or your bank balance.