* Recycle, recycle, and recycle. If we all do a small part, like turning the water off when we’re brushing our teeth or clean out a jar of jelly and keep loose change in it or just turning off the lights in rooms that no one is in or maybe ridding a bike to school/work and if you’re not a fan of biking, make a carpool with your friends! There are still more that a billion ways to save the planet, and if you want to see your own children grow up on this earth, just do a small part, just a tinny little part once every day and if everyone else does too, slowly but surly, we’ll save the planet!
* Preserve habitats! Stop bulldozing land for parking lots and shopping malls!
* Improved answer: 1. Plug in the water wen washing dishes. 2. Don’t let water run without you there. 3. Start a protest about saving the Earth. 4 turn out light when not being used.5. SPREAD THE WORD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! By TAYLOR8399

I like the idea you’re trying to save the earth! Here are some tips!
Always turn off the water, or lights when you aren’t using it, if the water from the sink or the shower leaks, try to stop the leaks. Draw or write on both sides of paper and recycle it, recycle: plastic things, paper, smooth cardboard, & well that it…. there is more! Instead of taking the bus or car and wasting tons of gas, ride your bike and heal the earth! Stop cutting down trees! Cutting down trees is very terrible because: trees gives you oxygen, and oxygen is one of the reasons you’re reading this… Thanks for reading! Don’t forget to play outside once a day if it’s not raining, & love and enjoy the wonderful earth you live in! PS: If you want to help more, turn off the TV, and the computer when not in use! Also Reduce the amount of things that you use and reuse things like plastic bottles! Other tips are listed above.

My names Roger and I’m the director of Celtic Lion Ltd. You don’t know our names, but most people in the world know our work.

I was the advisor to the UK Government who via a UN Environment and Development report recommended climate change and Africa as central areas of policy, which became the agenda of the 2005 G8 in Scotland.

This was justified from the risk assessment that climate change was a greater threat than terrorism. Which after the Government’s Chief Scientist Sir David King gave global publicity, was used by world leaders, environmental organisations and even Al Gore to draw attention to the environmental imperative.

This was in fact nothing more than a damage limitation exercise. We had been shortlisted to run the Millennium Dome London in 2001 as a £50 billion per year global environmental management centre. Unfortunately the Government decided against the proposal and the private sector funding was lost.

We are now going to run a similar project from global small contributions. Hopefully second time lucky.

Roger
Celtic Lion Ltd