Posted on October 01, 2010 by CJ Article Team

A lot of things have changed throughout the last ten years, and so many new technologies have been appearing all around us. However there are things that haven’t changed much. There are still many strains, and damages afflicting our world. Most of the damages have been caused by pollutions, and garbage dumps, and what not. All this and more has been affecting the world so long that it’s caused nature to shift in awkward directions. Have you notice how the weather has not been the most of normal throughout the last decade? The damages that were done has caused an alarming strange, and even frightening change within our atmosphere. Now some would wonder ‘What is this have to do with me?’ It has a lot to do with you. It has to do with all of us. We need to take more care of our world. We need to save it.

We all need to take action, and get involved in cleaning up the mess in our Earth, and quickly too. It is bad enough that pollutions, and garbage is affecting the weather, water, and even animals too. If we don’t do something, then sadly things won’t get better, but the opposite. If we take the effort to clean our houses or our clothing, and cars, then why not help in taking care of our world? There are so many things we can do in helping with the restoration.

Recycling – Recycling is one of the more popular actions to take. It may not seem much, but it can greatly help in starting the healing process. By recycling we preserve our resources, lowering the use of having to take from nature to make everyday items. Isn’t that convenient?

Stop littering – We’ve all done it before. We toss our garbage on the ground, and go about our day. Sometimes we go to place them in disposable cans, but end up missing, landing on the ground. In the end we leave it and go about our day. There are days where we even drop our gum on the sidewalk. We’re guilty of this, and it needs to stop. Leaving one or two pieces of garbage may not seem so bad, but it can really be damaging. Trash could be carried by the wind into the woods, and into our water supply. The results could become toxic!

The two methods above are just a couple out of many we can do to heal the damages in our world. Other ways includes starting a community to help with the healing process, or simply encourage other people of the importance of taking care of the Earth. Now we may not be able to stop pollution completely, but through the positive actions we sow, we can reap healing all around the Earth.