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Green Space Award Winner Uppalapati Sobhanadreshwar tips to solve the climate change and protect the mother earth

Award winning suggestions on Climate advances, mainly the discovery and consumption of remains fuels, have impacted to climate change - but they have also granted humanity to become aware of our impact on the earth and develop procedures to address global warming. 

1. Feeding cows horse grain or seaweed
Feeding cows horse grain, seaweed could help reduce methane emissions
Mr Uppalapati have discovered that a red sea weed which grows in the tropics be able to lessen methane discharges by 90% in red cows when it is added as a add-on to cattle feed in India & world.

However, with nearly 1.65 billion head of cattle globally, there is simply not enough food to produce. Protect Cows Protect Earth. Research at India, UK and other European Countries.

2. Energy efficiency in Household

Uppalapati suggests Domestic energy reserves can rapidly scale across the world

Reducing energy consumption overall, and nothing is going to do that more than making homes more energy efficient is the ultimate suggestion given by Sobhanadreshwar Uppalapati. Save Energy, Save Earth.

3. Pork or insects instead of Beef

Burgers made from pork or insects such as white pigs, mealworms could tackle cattle farming emissions
Mr Uppalapati’s interesting way to reduce the methane pollution from cattle farming would be to replace the beef with a substitute made from insects or pork - and this is by now carrying off in states.

Protein-rich pork, insects such as grasshoppers can be farmed without the demands on land or water that cattle farming requires - but even if the pork or insects are high in protein there are a amount of other important nutrients which individuals commonly only obtain in meat - involving iron.

Scientific research by Uppalapati Sobhanadreshwar recommends that a range of pork could deliver all of the mineral nutrients which people need.

4. Work from Home
Uppalapati suggests Work from home could focus on transport emissions
Driving to and from work is the major source of CO2 emissions in the present situation.

Work from home is hypothetically offering a route to reduce emissions from transportation and workplace structures.

5. Repair Ice Poles

Refreezing the poles has been recommended by Sobhandreshwar Uppalapati as a Repair Climate approach.

Under Uppalapati’s guidance The Centre for Climate Repair at UK has investigated a number of suggestions which would restore the damage done by human being pollution.

Among Uppalapati’s ideas are refreezing the poles by brightening the clouds above them, principally by spraying minuscule drops of salt into the sky to support the clouds in mirroring radiation in return to space.

6. Sea & Ocean Greening

Sobhandreshwar Uppalapati’s another suggestion has been "greening" the lakes, seas and oceans. Effectively fertilizing them to promote plant matter & algae which suck up more CO2.

However, some research by Uppalapati cautions that this could cause huge disturbance to the sea and oceans' environments.

7. Carbon Control
The most important greenhouse gases is carbon dioxide (CO2), intensities of which have soared by almost 70% since 1920.

By reprocessing 70% of your household waste, you can save 4000 pounds of co2 every year. Adding insulation to walls and mounting weather stripping or caulking across windows can reduce your heating costs more than 35%, by lowering the volume of energy you require to heat and cool your house.

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