Owen Sound tree planting workshop to help local residents reduce property taxes and help fight climate change

Ontario offers local incentives for tree planting to counteract climate change. In Owen Sound, Canada, the Trees Ontario group is hosting a free workshop to teach local residents tree planting techniques. Those attending will also be introduced to the Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program, which offers up to 75% reduction in property taxes for tree planting to offset global warming. What a great idea! Bravo Ontario agencies and Canada for this generous opportunity. May more and more trees flourish to beautify and preserve the health of your lovely land.

Canadian province adds protection for polar bears

Canadian province takes action to protect polar bears. Manitoba, a province in western Canada, declared the polar bear to be a threatened species. Development along the Arctic coast will now be limited so that the polar bears, who are being affected by global warming, can be better protected. The U.S. Geological Survey has reported that two-thirds of the Earth’s polar bear population could disappear by year 2050 due to melting ice caused by climate change. We greatly appreciate Manitoba for taking this urgent action to protect our beautiful and unique polar bear co-inhabitants. They are surely grateful for your caring love. May all beings be graced to live together in harmony and happiness.
 

Minister calls for reusing water

United Arab Emirates finds ways to save water. During a recent presentation on water conservation in the Dubai municipality, Minister of Environment and Water, Dr. Mohammed Saeed Al Kindi said that new developments will reuse waste water for irrigation and other purposes. He emphasized the importance of water conservation in the United Arab Emirates, where fresh water is increasingly scarce. Thank you Dr. Al Kindi and the United Arab Emirates for your stellar efforts to preserve precious water resources. May Allah bless your conservation measures with green success.
 

Local authorities share waste tips

Local authorities in Ireland share accomplishments in waste management. Organized by Ireland's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), a meeting was held to coordinate the efforts being made by local agencies in waste prevention promotion and resource efficiency. Recycling has already been adopted successfully as a practice, with the next step being to demonstrate the financial advantages of further resource management. We thank the local authorities of Ireland for your sincere concern in maintaining our beautiful environment. May God bless the Emerald Isle to remain ever green.
 

ABC: Global Warming to Force Humans to Flee Destroyed Earth?

Weatherman worries global warming may cause humans to flee earth. Good Morning America’s weather anchor, Sam Champion, recently questioned whether global warming might cause "the ultimate climate disaster" and drive humans to desert Earth and live in space. Champion and environmentalist Mark Lynas stated, "If the world warms by six degrees, it would be the ultimate climate disasterhttp://suprememastertv.tv.Natural disasters become routine and catastrophic flooding leaves major cities abandoned.” Thank you Mr. Champion for presenting this important warning about climate change. May we all be inspired to take immediate action to maintain our beautiful and precious home.
 

New solar, n-power forms answer to global warming

Scientist declares concentrated solar power (CSP) and thorium-based nuclear power to be the energy for our future. Dr. Carlo Rubbia, Nobel laureate and head of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), stated that both CSP and thorium-based nuclear power deserve more research because they do not cause greenhouse gases that affect climate change. The cost of concentrated solar power, which is being developed in Spain, is now competitive with the energy cost of fossil fuels. Dr. Rubbia urged swift action, saying that there could be a total melting of the Greenland ice sheet, or just a 10% melting in Antarctica. Dr. Rubbia said: “This could have devastating effects on coastal towns, cities and ecosystems.” Dr. Rubbia, we greatly appreciate your very valuable input on renewable energy that is absolutely critical at this time of our planet. May God bless all to work together to find any and every way to save our wondrous planet.
 

Jail politicians who ignore climate science: Suzuki. Global Warming Consensus Alert: Prison! Update: Authoritarianism!!

Prominent environmental scientist calls for responsible political leadership. During an environmental conference in Montreal, Canada last Thursday, award-winning scientist Dr. David Suzuki stated that all governments should pay attention to the scientific facts behind climate change. Participants responded with resounding support for the need for more leaders to take responsibility. Thank you Dr. Suzuki for bravely voicing the urgency of the reality we are facing. We respectfully wish all our representatives in office extra courage and wisdom in their leadership roles.

Malawi to fight climate change

Malawi unveils climate change strategy. Malawi’s President, Bingu wa Mutharika, has announced a national plan to address climate change called the National Adaptation Programmes of Action (NAPA). NAPA will promote sustainable rural development, reforestation, and sound water management. Congratulations and many thanks Malawi on this comprehensive forward thinking plan. May your eco-friendly endeavors help bring sustainable health to our Earth and all inhabitants.
 

China a leader in developing eco-cities

China leads in eco-city development. With encouragement and support from the Chinese government, China is collaborating with many different countries and is currently a world leader in eco-projects to build sustainable cities. Some projects also emphasize building strong communities and work with the residents to make environmental concerns a priority. Mr Paul Downton, head architect and urban ecologist of Australia-based Ecopolis Architects, said, “China is the absolute visionary leader in this field. Lots of people elsewhere are talking about eco-cities but China is actually doing it.” Many thanks Chinese leaders and developers for your commitment to create a greener China! May Heaven bless your endeavors to beautify the nation through sustainable living.
 

Ireland gives support package for wind farm growth

Ireland’s government supports renewable wind energy. To stimulate the growth of offshore wind farms, Ireland is subsidizing the industry with a supportive price of US $203 per megawatt hour. This is part of a greater scheme to lessen the country’s dependence on imported fossil fuel, and take advantage of local renewable energy sources. We salute you Ireland for evolving your country towards a greener future. May the people flourish in grace and sustainable prosperity.

China promotes water saving efforts

China promotes ways to save water. To improve water balance and sufficiency, China is promoting many approaches to save water. These include improving irrigation efficiency, using reclaimed water in urban areas, building roads that allow water to permeate into soil and raising awareness through public education on water saving. We extend our appreciation, China, and Heaven bless your efforts to save the world’s valuable resources! May your people be blessed with plentiful supplies of this clear heavenly nectar.
 

Water meter call in drought areas

England focuses on water metering measures. Environment Secretary Hilary Benn has called for water meters to be installed in homes in areas that have experienced a shortage of water. Secretary Benn said: “Securing and maintaining water supplies is vital to the prosperity of the country and to the health of people and the environment.” Secretary Benn we respectfully laud your actions to ensure a sustainable water supply for our future generations. May God bless the United Kingdom with continuous harmony and prosperity.

UN official: New technologies must tackle climate change

Economist says new technologies are the solution to climate change. At the Delhi Sustainable Development Summit in India, UN official Jeffrey Sachs, Director of the Earth Institute, said that new technologies are the answer for climate change and continued economic development. These technologies include carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), high-mileage automobiles and hybrid cars, and concentrated solar power. Professor Sachs said policy makers must take immediate action to focus on technological advancement and provide research and development funding for green projects. Our sincere gratitude Professor Sachs for your inspirational words. We pray for our world’s evermore sustainable development.
 

Faiths take on a worldly cause: global warming; Together they form Massachusetts Interfaith Climate Action Network

US Interfaith Climate Action Network unifies in global warming cause. A growing network of approximately 20 Massachusetts inter-faith communities, such as Islam, Jewish, Roman Catholic, Quaker, and others, have come together in a unified vision of “making peace with the Earth.” Nancy Banks, executive director of the Unitarian Universalist Massachusetts Action Network, said, “Each faith tradition speaks to the responsibility that we have to protect this great gift that we’ve been given.” Our sincere gratitude Massachusetts Interfaith Climate Action Network for your tireless efforts in initiating the immediate action needed to protect our Earth. May the Heavens bless you with fruitful results.

China aims to effectively protect half of its wetlands by 2010

China makes plans to protect half of her wetlands by 2010. State Forestry Administration Director Jia Zhibang said China is taking the necessary steps towards protecting half of her diverse, natural wetlands by 2010 and that 90% will be safeguarded by 2030. With 18 national wetland parks and more than 470 natural reserves, China has the largest area of wetlands in Asia. Our sincere appreciation China for prioritizing the preservation of our eco-precious wetlands. May these natural areas soon be restored to their pristine state.
 

Tatas plan hybrid Indica, buses as part of 'go green' drive

New line of hybrid vehicles from India’s Tata Motors. Tata Motors is developing hybrid and completely electric vehicles for both passenger and commercial use, while exploring the proper use of alternative fuels. This is part of the company’s new green technologies program that sets specific goals over an eight-year period. Bravo Tata Motors and best wishes to your staff as you embark on a new path of green endeavors.