The main theme of my logo is " Deforestation " .
House : I use the shape of a house in my logo to deliver the message of planting more trees to every family around the whole world and to the members of those family. At the same time, house is also signifies home or protection, it also indicates the message of protect and love our nature.
Green : Green is the color for trees and at the same time also been signified as the color of nature.
Latte : Latte is a color that represents soil color of the earth. I put the tree on this part to represents a tree being planted on the ground and we should protect them well now and forever.
Orange : Orange or red is give the meaning of heat or hot. I fill the part of the earth this color to enhance the messages of global warming and that the general temperature of the whole world have increased. I used buildings like features to represents the earth or can also symbolises concrete high buildings of the city. We all know that when more and more skyscrapers are built, it indicates that more and more trees were chopped down in order to clear the land which is one of the causes of global warming.
Blue : Blue represents water. I used it in my logo to represents the part of sea that cover the earth. The blue part of my logo represents the sea. As we can see, I applied wavy lines to enhance the features of sea. As we all knows, when global warming occurs, many of the giant icebergs in the Artic and Antartic have melt away due to the rise in global temperature and this has lead to the rising of sea level all around the world.
1 . Firstly, I draw my logo on a piece of A4 paper and use a camera to snap a picture of it and upload it onto my blog. 
2. Next, I open the pencil sketch in Adobe Illustrator and name it as Pencil Sketch. 
3. I open up a new layer above the which I name it as Pen layer tool and trace along the pencil line of my rough sketch.
4. To start fill in colors for the tree, I set up a new layer for the tree and name it as Tree. Then I made a path by using Direct Selection Tool to make selection along the tree line. I fill the tree with gradient green color which the green color goes from deep to light green.
5. Then, I set up another layer which is the layer House and fill it with very light brown.
6. Next, I set up another layer as Earth layer, and fill it with gradient color which goes from Red to Orange and then to Yellow color.
7. For the next step, I create a new layer and name it as the Sea layer which I fill with gradient color from Deep Blue to Light Blue.
8. This is the final product of my logo.
Forest Holocaust 
"Liquid biofuel production could threaten the availability of adequate food supplies by diverting land and other productive resources away from food crops," it said, adding that many of those biofuel crops require the best land, lots of water and environment-damaging chemical fertilizers. It suggested that farm co-ops, as well as government subsidies, could help small-scale farmers compete. "More and more, people are realizing that there are serious environmental and serious food security issues involved in biofuels," Greenpeace biofuels expert Jan van Aken said. "There is more to the environment than climate change," he said. "Climate change is the most pressing issue, but you cannot fight climate change by large deforestation in Indonesia."
Surrounding planet Earth are different atmospheres. Exosphere is a transitional zone that separates Earth from space. Thermosphere and Mesosphere are the adjacent atmospheres as you move towards Earth. Closest to the planet are the Stratosphere and Troposphere, the troposphere being the lowest layer of the atmosphere, the site of our weather, our rain and our wind. Observable phenomena, and knowledge of chemical reactions, have built a large database with regard to ozone depletion. Much is known — the consequences of CFC’s, how ozone is built, how it is destroyed — but theoretical explanations still predominate.
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Asia's largest rivers, the Ganges and the Bramaputra, join in the world's most extensive delta and flow into the Bay of Bengal. There lies Bangladesh, a nation of 140 million people beset by poverty and the floods of the rivers, and now also affected by rising sea level. Gary Braasch visited to document this threat, traveling by boat south from Dhaka and speaking to villagers, fishermen, and scientists. Already a million people a year are displaced by loss of land along rivers, and indications are this is increasing. Villagers spoke of losing a town mosque to unexpectedly fast erosion, even in a time of good weather in the dryer season. The one meter sea level rise generally predicted if no action is taken about global warming will inundate more than 15 percent of Bangladesh, displacing more than 13 million people and cut into the crucial rice crop. Intruding water will damage the Sundarbans mangrove forest, a world heritage site. The picture on the left shows the fast eroding eastern edge of Bhola Is., Bangladesh.
h they never use that term. Former assistant Environmental minister and now assistant secretary for Foreign Affairs Paani Laupepa said he felt threatened. "Our whole culture will have to be transplanted."
source: http://www.worldviewofglobalwarming.org/pages/rising-seas.html
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