The answer to that question, according to researchers at the University of California, is yes. There, a team of scientists at the famed university recently presented evidence on the impacts of climate change on health. They analyzed data from Spain and compared the results with the rest of Europe.

The scientists reviewed a report compiled by the World Health Organization called "Climate, Environment and Health Action Plans and Information Systems."

Consumers should take this education and use it at home in conserving energy, switching to more energy efficient lighting and power systems, and recycling wherever possible. It is not as if working towards improving climate change measures needs to take over a person's life but there should be small changes that everyone can do that will make big differences.

By themselves, a person or company may not make a massive change but if every person and every firm acts against climate change, significant and positive changes can take place.

A campaign is a series of planned activities with a particular social, commercial or political aim.

Campaigning is done against nuclear weapons and war. Similarly, advertisement, election, empowerment of women and many more activities are promoted by campaigns organized by concerned people.

Some skeptics have also termed the Global warming debate as scam. They say that Global warming is the source of raising money for environmental organizations and so called Environmental groups.

Someone may think I have contributed to environmental support group so there ends my responsibility and commitment with the nature but in reality paying hefty amounts towards fees doesn't ends your responsibility towards nature. Instead adopt ways which are less harmful to the nature.

Despite widespread divergence among scientists and reports of questionable scholarship in landmark global warming studies, my children (and, presumably, their classmates and millions of other young students) have been taught a standard, one-sided view of "global warming."