World Environmental Day is celebrated on 5 June in more than 100 countries. It was established in 1972 by the United Nations General Assembly celebration pentry Conference " Human Ecology "in Stockholm and is the most important element of the United Nations Environment Programme. Marking World Environment Day is an incentive for people across the earth to act together to preserve the natural heritage for future generations that we have more serious and current viitoare.Cea problem which arises at this stage is warming. The concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is highest in the last 600,000 years and it increases the pace is accelerating. Climate change is best seen in polar areas: areas frozen for centuries is melting faster than anticipated in the region affecting both people who depend on the environment around them not only food but also to maintain cultural identity, as and animals whose habitat is threatened.

But the problem is not restricted to the Arctic. All regions of the planet are interconnected. Poles affect climate worldwide. As the ice melts the seas and oceans rise, and the inhabitants of islands and towns on the coast is likely to be flooded. Extreme weather events multiply.

Only 2.5% of water on Earth is freshwater and two thirds of it is stored in glaciers and the poles. Their melting reserves arise from freshwater in the future. For one third of world population living in areas affected by drought global warming means increased desertification, food insecurity but also health problems. Therefore we should all care what happens to the ice at the poles,
no matter what side of the planet we are, because earth is a whole.

What can anyone? Read on!

What can anyone?
· 1. Walk, cycle, roller blade or means of transportation instead of their car;
· 2. Do not throw trash on the floor or in towns or when they are in nature;
· 3. Recycle what you can recycle: paper, metal, plastic, glass, batteries;
· 4. To plant a tree, or take care of potted green plant;
· 5. To save paper. Can write / list on both sides of a sheet!
· 6. To save electricity and water;
· 7. A child learn about nature and how one can protect;
· 8. To support the work of environmental organizations, participated as a volunteer;
· 9. To practice sustainable farming, without pesticides;
· 10. Have an attitude of tolerance and love for what is green and alive around.