Your Pages (Submissions from Visitors)
I call these Your Pages because that's exactly what they are: written by, for, and about you, our visitors. This section is dedicated to providing a platform for your voices, your insights, and your experiences. Here, you'll find a diverse collection of articles contributed by our site visitors, showcasing their unique perspectives and expertise. These contributions span a wide range of topics, each offering valuable insights and thought-provoking content. Whether you're a long-time visitor or new to the site, Your Pages is your opportunity to share your knowledge and make a meaningful impact. By featuring visitor-written content, we aim to create a vibrant community where everyone's voice can be heard, enriching the overall experience for all.
Ultimately, climate change is an issue that we need to fight together; we cannot go at it alone. This collective effort is crucial in addressing the complex challenges posed by climate change. Your Pages not only highlights individual contributions but also underscores the importance of collaboration in our shared mission. By coming together and sharing our ideas, solutions, and stories, we can inspire and motivate each other to take meaningful action. This platform is a testament to the power of community and the collective strength we possess when we unite for a common cause. Let us leverage this space to build a stronger, more informed, and proactive community dedicated to combating climate change and making a lasting difference.
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Do you want to share stories about your green lifestyle?
Do you want to give advice on how to go green?
Is there any general information that you would like to contribute to this site?
Well, Here's Your Chance
I am offering you the opportunity to write an article for my website, about anything that appertains to climate change or other environmental issues.
You'll also be able to see and comment on what other visitors have written.
Important Guidelines
Firstly, any bad quality articles will be automatically deleted. Please keep in mind that the Climate Change Guide receives a lot of submissions.
It is important that you follow these guidelines if you want your article to be published.
Sources and Links
All links should be placed at the bottom of the webpage. In addition, there should be a link to at least one good quality source.
Furthermore, there is no need for any html code. In fact, all you need to do is just copy and paste the links to the end of the submission.
You could have links to your Facebook Page, website, or YouTube channel. However, they should be placed at the end of the submission.
Images, Links, and Videos
There should be at least one good quality image.
In addition, if you can place the link (at the bottom of the submission) to a YouTube, Facebook, or Vimeo video, it would be very appreciated.
Essentially, an article that has at least one good quality video will be better than an article that has none. Once again, you only need to place the links to videos at the bottom of the submission and you don't need to worry about code.
If you really need a link to be placed inside the content, add them in parentheses in the location you would like it to be. As mentioned before, it is preferable if you have links at the bottom of the page.
In addition, you could have a "Sources" section at the bottom of the article.
Furthermore, try to minimize the amount of links per article (a few is better than many).
Quality of Text
There is no need to worry about font (including bold, underline or italics).
However, the article should at least be 300 words and should not be excessively long (like over 1500 words).
In addition, we prefer English (US) as a standard since this website reaches an international audience.
Furthermore, we strongly recommend that you write your article first in software such as Word. In addition, we highly recommend that you use Grammarly (free version or premium version).
In addition, if you believe that it will be easier to write an article with a dictation tool, then I recommend Speechnotes or Evernote.
Paragraphs and Headlines
It's crucial that you first take a look at several submissions and several regular articles on the Climate Change Guide.
Essentially, you will notice that there are small paragraphs which are divided by headlines. It's important that you follow this standard because we are not very likely to accept new articles which have very long paragraphs with no headlines to divide groups of paragraphs.
Ready to Contribute Your Pages?
Please make sure that you read the guidelines above in addition to the submission guidelines which is in the form itself.
Once your article is published, it will appear in what's new. As a result, you will be able to share it.
In addition, you can submit in either of these two more specific sections:
Thank you for your important help in building a growing community and for following the guidelines aforementioned.
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What Other Visitors Have Submitted
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Natural Sinks Continue to Soak up Our Increasing Anthropogenic Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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Climate Change's Worst-Case Scenario Is 200 Feet of Sea Level Rise
Climate Change’s Worst-Case Scenario: 200 Feet of Sea Level Rise
With cumulative fossil fuel emissions of 10,000 gigatonnes of carbon (GtC), Antarctica …
Medieval Warm Period and Little Ice Age Debunked
Per the PAGES 2000 reconstruction, current global surface temperatures are hotter than at ANY time in the past 1,400 years, and that while the Medieval …
Little Ice Age Debunked
Given the recent nonsense in the media about the supposed impending "ice age" from an upcoming "Maunder Minimum", here's what the evidence has to say about …
Carbon Dioxide Is the Biggest Climate Temperature Control Knob, Not Water Vapor
As for water vapor vs CO 2 , the Earth's climate doesn't change significantly without a change in factors capable of forcing it to change ( see larger …
How Many Birds Do Wind Turbines Kill Compared to Fossil Fuels?
Wind turbines kill orders of magnitudes fewer birds than do fossil fuel energy generation sources. Where's the outcry against those?
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Examining Glacial Mass Balance
Let's examine the question of glacial mass balance, shall we?
Firstly, the majority of reference glaciers the world over are thinning and retreating. …
Scientific Data on Sea Level Rise
When calculating sea level rise, we need to take many different factors into account. Hence, we cannot just look at the melting of glaciers.
What about …
Trying to Stop Denial Online
The following is the verbiage I post on articles infested with deniers:
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Debunking the Meat vs. Transportation Climate Change Myth
There are articles that exaggerate the emissions from the meat industry. These don't cite ANY sources at all for their claims. NONE. ZERO.
What does …
How do We Know the Rise in Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Comes from Us?
To start with, scientists have a pretty good understanding of what the Earth's climate has been throughout its history, why it has changed over time and …
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