Avoiding Earth's Inevitable Self-Destruction

By now, most of you know how bleak the Earth's future looks. If not, have a look at the below site for a taste of reality: http://www.livescience.com/environment/070419_earth_timeline.html

In fact, I'm sure many of you have seen numerous scientific reports of what the future will be like for our world. And, of course, every country is at arms, because of these things. Each appears to be 'scared' of what's in store for their countries, and who can blame them?

Just like everything else, though, there are solutions. We can alter our futures, if we start now. We're not subjected to waiting for someone to solve the problems for us. All we need do is speak up, get involved, and take action in our own backyards. That's half the battle.

If you're the typical american, you're probably thinking that by the time earth self-destructs you'll be gone...and, you won't have to worry about it, right? Well, what about your kids? How about your grandkids and great grandkids? If we don't take action, we leave them a world that is indeed bleak. This is an enormous task! As such, we all have to do our part. If we don't become a part of the solution, we become a part of the problem. It's simple; everyone pays the price if people don't step up to the plate.

Of course, this world isn't going to repair itself overnight. Just like it took many years to destroy earth, it will take numerous years to reverse the process. But, isn't it worth it?

O.k, so we've all heard the terrifying 'talk'. For a change, I propose a vigorous 'walk' through some viable solutions. Below are some things 'YOU' can personally do to help your families and yourselves, to hang around a bit longer on this wonderful place called, Earth.

Drought Conditions:

1. One of the things our government is currently working on is creating ethanol plants. Ethanol plants create steam, during the process. Instead of allowing that steam to escape, it can be used to seed clouds which should potentially create -- you got it...additional water.