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Save the Whales

Save the Whales

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Started by Olivia Gordin 10 years, 4 months ago

Whales, a large group of mammals that can be found throughout the world. However, whales all over the world are in serious danger. There are many reasons they have become endangered but one main reason is climate change, also know as global warming, it is a term most of us have heard throughout our lifetime. But do we realize the extreme dangers it brings? Since the amount of greenhouse gases we use is increasing, the amount of gases going into our environment is increasing too (water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and ozone). As a result, our atmosphere is keeping the heat in and the earths surface is warming up. This brings a major threat to not only us, but many species. One of those being the many species of whales. The temperatures of our ocean are increasing, and the whales must find a way to adapt to thrive with warmer water. Also, many species that the whales rely on for food are struggling too. The species of krill are beginning to dwindle from the climate changes, and the whales rely heavily on the krill as a food source. If we don't take action soon, in our near future, whales could be gone forever. So what can we do?

You can:

- Carpool

- Walk or bike short distances

- Use energy efficient lightbulbs

- Conserve water in the shower

- Use Energy Star appliances

- Turn off your lights when you aren't in the room

- Reduce, Re-use, Recycle

- Buy local food or plant your own garden

- Turn off electricity at home when you go on vacation

- Switch to clean and re-usable energy

Sources:

"How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint." How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint. Carbon Foundation, n.d. Web. 26 Apr. 2016.

"Climate Change." WDC, Whale and Dolphin Conservation. WDC and WWF, n.d. Web. 26 Apr. 2016.

Updates

May 2, 2016

I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people have joined this effort since I first posted it. This momentum belongs entirely to you because I truly never imagined so many people cared about these creatures as much as I do.

Reached 100 supporters

May 2, 2016

28 Comments

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Sarah Williamson
10 years ago Featured

Poor things... we really need to stop messing up the ocean before there is nothing left for them to eat.

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Mike Petersen
10 years ago Featured

SAVE THE WHALES!!! STOP THE GLOBAL WARMING NOW!!!!

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Dave Alvarez
10 years ago Featured

Whales are cool animals. Leave them alone humans.

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Booby Shores
10 years ago Featured

I signed the petition, you're whalecome. This problem is krilling me, its over-whale-ming!!!

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John Johnson
10 years ago Featured

I do not support this cause, whales should have the right to die when they please and when the want. Don't disturb their natural death process

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Anonymous
10 years ago Featured

I support te death of all whales. Die whales die. BANG BANG that's the sound of my shotgun killing the whales.

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Paul Smith
10 years ago

Love ma whales ☺️

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Eli Dodd
10 years ago

Whales, a large group of mammals that can be found throughout the world. However, whales all over the world are in serious danger. There are many reasons they have become endangered but one main reason is climate change, also know as global warming, it is a term most of us have heard throughout our lifetime. But do we realize the extreme dangers it brings? Since the amount of greenhouse gases we use is increasing, the amount of gases going into our environment is increasing too (water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and ozone). As a result, our atmosphere is keeping the heat in and the earths surface is warming up. This brings a major threat to not only us, but many species. One of those being the many species of whales. The temperatures of our ocean are increasing, and the whales must find a way to adapt to thrive with warmer water. Also, many species that the whales rely on for food are struggling too. The species of krill are beginning to dwindle from the climate changes, and the whales rely heavily on the krill as a food source. If we don't take action soon, in our near future, whales could be gone forever. So what can we do? You can: - Carpool - Walk or bike short distances - Use energy efficient lightbulbs - Conserve water in the shower - Use Energy Star appliances - Turn off your lights when you aren't in the room - Reduce, Re-use, Recycle - Buy local food or plant your own garden - Turn off electricity at home when you go on vacation - Switch to clean and re-usable energy

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