Write a letter to the editor of an english newspaper stating your views on global warming and its prevention.

Editor’s Name Newspaper Name Editor’s Address Date Dear Editor, The opening line should reference the article you are referencing (i.e., With respect to the article “titled like this,”), and then state your position. The rest of the paragraph should summarize your issue of concern in a way that captures the attention of the reader. This is your opportunity to tie your issue to a recently discussed topic, take a stance on a debated topic, or correct an error or misrepresentation you felt was portrayed in an article. Explain your ties to the issue. In other words, why are you speaking out about the subject? The subsequent paragraphs should further explain your issue and why people should care about it. If you have data or statistics to bolster your argument, this is a good place to use them. Follow your explanation with a call to action. What is at stake if no action is taken? What will happen if people respond with action? Make the consequences of each very clear, and try, when possible, to inform the reader about the direct impact of taking or not taking action. In your concluding paragraph, recap your point, reiterate your call to action, and include specific information on how readers can get involved. Sincerely, Name Organization Email Phone number This resource is adapted, with permission, from Media Matters: The Complete Guide to Getting Positive Media Attention, on the Advocacy & Communication Solutions, LLC, website. Review the full guide at

Every year on April 22, Earth Day is celebrated globally as a day to come together to advance sustainability and climate action. The noticeable changes in our climate that bring extreme weather events, causing flooding and disaster need to be recognized every day but especially on Earth Day. As my World Meteorological Organization colleague, Professor Petteri Taalas has stated, “Weather, climate and water know no national or political boundaries... cooperation has guided our work since 1873 and will continue to do so as we strive for a world which is more resilient to extreme weather, climate, water and other environmental events.” As the director of the Weather Center at Western Connecticut State University and associate professor for the meteorology program, I appreciated this year’s focus. Every day, I see exactly how our weather patterns have changed-we face more significant storms each year, including tornadoes, and the consequences of flooding on our coastlines have been significant, not to mention the damage. While technological advances have greatly improved the accuracy of our weather forecasts and now provide early warnings that save lives, transformative action is needed. We cannot only rely on technology to protect residents from extreme weather events, we must address the source of the problem which is caused by pollution. If we do not act quickly, the magnitude of our storms will only increase and worsen with time. I am pleased to see our state leaders doubli...

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40, Mayur Vihar Dayal Bagh UP 10th July 2021 The Editor Hindustan Times UP Subject :Effects of global warming and related precautions Sir, Through the esteemed columns of your newspaper, I want to draw your kind attention to the effects of Global warming throughout the country. According to research, global warming is more deadly than war. The effects of global warming are now seen in people’s health such as skin diseases, or any health problems. Depletion of the ozone layer is spreading all over the world with the help of this glaciers are melting at boiling point rapidly. This also creates floods and the scarcity of water in undeveloped areas like villages, our world can face an acute shortage of water and food. Many animals are extinct from this planet, so there will be no animals and forests in the coming future. To control global warming, people should be made aware of it through campaigns and rallies. Consumption of fuel should be reduced to the minimum. Road traffic in big cities should be reduced through carpools, and metro trains are the best alternative. We should not cut trees, instead, we should plant more trees. Eco-Friendly clubs should be set up in every society and should be encouraged. I would like you to print this letter in your esteemed newspaper so that we can control global warming as soon as possible. Thanking You Yours Truly Vishnu

WRITE A LETTER TO THE EDITOR A letter to the editor (LTE) is one way to reach large audiences — even writing to a small-town or city newspaper can have a big impact, because the letters to the editor section of the newspaper is read more frequently than any other. When published, letters are often perceived by legislators and other decision-makers as a highly credible expression of mainstream community and public sentiment. Your letter to the editor can provide: • An explanation of how your issue relates to other current news items. • A chance to furnish insight on news and issues not being adequately covered by your local newspaper. • A correction of facts after a misleading, inaccurate or biased letter or story. • A response to other editorials. • A rebuttal to a news or feature story. • A chance to cover the local impact of national issues and raise public awareness of an issue in your city or town. WRITING AN EFFECTIVE LETTER TO THE EDITOR • Find out your newspaper's policy for LTEs. Call the newspaper and tell them you would like to write a letter. Ask to whom you should address the letter, in what form you should send it, and what length or other restrictions the newspaper might have. • Be concise. Even if the paper you're writing to does not explicitly limit the length of letters it publishes, it will be to your advantage to keep your letter short and succinct. • Stick to one subject. You're much better off writing a widely read letter about one topic than writing a...

40, Tulsi Vihar Dayal Bagh Agra 23rd March, 20xx The Editor Hindustan Times Agra Subject: Effects of global warming and related precautions Sir Through your esteemed newspaper, I would like to spread awareness regarding global warming. Throughout the world every country is going through a phenomenon of global warming. World Health Organization (WHO), and Meteorological Departments and Scientific Research centers are every day conducting new surveys on global warming. According to them, global warming is more deadly than any war. The most crucial effects of global warming are seen on peoples’ health, which will cause many skin diseases, and dehydration etc, which will also create health hazards throughout the globe. The depletion of Ozone layer is raising the temperature in all parts of the world, where glaciers are melting rapidly. This will cause floods in some areas while other areas will face scarcity of water. There will be no drinking water left for the future, there will be bad production of crops and acute shortage of food and grocery. There will be no more forests and animals will be affected badly. To control global warming, people should be made aware of it through campaigns and rallies. Consumption of fuel should be reduced to minimum. Road traffic in big cities should be reduced through car pools, and metro train is the best alternative. We should not cut trees, instead, we should plant more trees. Eco clubs should be setup in every city and “Mission to Safegua...

IPCC_CH His comments reflected the IPCC’s insistence that all countries must reduce their fossil fuel use substantially, extend access to electricity, improve energy efficiency and increase the use of alternative fuels, such as hydrogen. Unless action is taken soon, some major cities will be under water, Mr. Guterres said in a video message, which also forecast “unprecedented heatwaves, terrifying storms, widespread water shortages and the extinction of a million species of plants and animals”. Horror story The UN chief added: “This is not fiction or exaggeration. It is what science tells us will result from our current energy policies. We are on a pathway to global warming of more than double the 1.5-degree (Celsius, or 2.7-degrees Fahreinheit) limit” that was agreed in Paris in 2015. Providing the scientific proof to back up that damning assessment, the IPCC report – written by hundreds of leading scientists and agreed by 195 countries - noted that greenhouse gas emissions generated by human activity, have increased since 2010 “across all major sectors globally”. In an op-ed article penned for the Washington Post, Mr. Guterres described the latest IPCC report as "a litany of broken climate promises", which revealed a "yawning gap between climate pledges, and reality." He wrote that high-emitting governments and corporations, were not just turning a blind eye, "they are adding fuel to the flames by continuing to invest in climate-choking industries. Scientists warn that w...