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Even a big ocean is made of small tributaries flowing into it, I think in the same sense each human if he did his part, we could certainly not avert this global phenomenon but atleast lessen its impact. I think we should first start with the use of just water, an average person in the US consumes close to 100 gallons of water everyday in comparison an average person in Europe consumes about 25 gallons each day, why is there such a huge disparity, I think if everyone questioned themselves how do humans survive everywhere in the world, I think its becomes obvious that as a society we are very wasteful of the resources we have, I think we should first correct these flaws and then preach to the world about the ill effects of global warming.

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