Global Warming Prevention

Climate change is now universally accepted as the greatest challenge facing the world today. There is now consensus in the scientific community that global warming is happening and that it is as a result of human activity and the burning of fossil fuels.

The hottest ten years on record were all in the last fourteen years.

The flow of ice from Glaciers in Greenland has doubled in ten years.

In the heat wave of 2003 approximately 25,000 people died in Europe alone.

If we do not all act to reduce our CO2 emissions now, catastrophic changes in the way we live are predicted including extreme weather / storms and sea level rises of up to 20 feet.

Between 2003 and 2006 energy prices have increased by around 60-90% for many households and organisations.

It is still not too late to minimise the effects of global warming and by embracing the use of renewable energies, we can substantially reduce your carbon emissions, save money and contribute to a global reduction in CO2 emissions.