Today I googled for Rain water harvesting and found so many results and steps depicted in so many sites. As we all know this is an effective step regarding Global Warming and its catastrophic effects.
Some of the reports are based on a survey which contains what’s happening to Mother Earth with the destruction of the rainforests, pollution and the well known airborne chemicals that are responsible for the larger holes in the ozone layer. It is not only the threat of ultra-violet radiation which is the main cause of concern but also the disruption to the winds around the tropics that are causing adverse weather patterns. This brings floods and drought to our habitat. Added to this, Mother Earth cannot sufficiently cool down as the rains are not absorbed in the forests, which are now barren dust bowls. Her cooling system is on the blink, and the engineers who can fix it (thats us.) choose to ignore her cries.
As the surface temperature gradually rises, polar ice caps melt causing higher sea levels. But a deeper and darker side awaits us. The molten centre of the Earth (the molten magma) cannot release its heat. Slowly the magma is shifting and causes the Earth to tilt. A consequence of this is more volcanoes will erupt. At present the Earth's tilt in axis of rotation has changed 3 degrees, from 23.5 degrees to 26.5 degrees. It must not reach 28.5 degrees! If it does, it means that if we haven't started replanting the trees by 2012, with the Earth rebalancing itself, we will suffer disastrous earthquakes, floods and famine and massive extinction of Nature and its animals. As temperatures rise in the next 20 years, Mother Earth will become inhabitable and when a comet passes in 2042, the inside of the Earth will be pulled out!
So are you feeling now that something wrong going on with our Mother Nature? So choose one the most recommended step for the rain season.
That is Rain Water Harvesting.
Invent some good steps following which we can save some rain water and help the movement towards the survival of human society.
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
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