Roxanne Fontanilla

PHYS 273

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@ElieFeld I am hoping that this percentages increase in time. It would greatly help our air quality and reduce carbon dioxide emission!

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@AlexToko1 That's quite alarming. Not a good sign and the consequences that comes after if it continues :(

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@jennciccarello This myth is very real and indeed it's a big issue. But it takes a lot to make a change such as creating a lot of policies and sacrifices to finally do something good for our planet and our life quality

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@Kimberl11481179 I also thought that Canada takes the no. 1 spot for dependency on hydropower. We always learn something new!

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@ChaiaKevin @RuahSarah If I am not mistaken, from 2000 to 5000 ppm, CO concentration starts to cause problems. It's dirty air. It's hard to measure at this point since there's also the possibility of presence of other gases in the air

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@ChaiaKevin @Bianca83687101 I agree. My colleague has solar panels in her country house but admits it's more efficient in summer than in winter.

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@CristinaCosma4 I don't have one, but i do know a colleague that uses one but it's in her country house! It actually works!

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@Gary49146477 Fascinating! That's a lot of time ahead of us!

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@Gary49146477 Not only animals, but plants too!

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@Taieb273 When you stare at a real tree rings, you feel satisfied and amazed how the tree grew to this point!

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@SunnyYa66957983 It's simple! and indeed visually pleasing. Thanks for the share!

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@WilliamPHYS273 Very informative. Thanks for sharing!

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@WilliamPHYS273 A lot of awesome tips coming from this picture. That could really help a lot of people how to save energy

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@EllisZhang5 Very true. Flooding is very difficult to deal with. And water is pretty much every where! (Kitchen's sink, washroom, laundry washer, dish washer)

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@LCherbaka It makes sense, because oil can really seep deep in the soil. It's hard to tell if it cleared completely

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@cassidychetrit_ One is trying to reduce dioxide carbon emissions from transportation. For example, gradually turning cars to electric cars. Our STM buses is a good example!

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@SunnyYa66957983 This illustration is complete! Very informative

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@SaraLovesEnergy That's splendid! We're finally doing something good for our environment!

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@Zubair97Ahmed The consequences of climate change are very alarming... That explains a lot why people are getting unwell

[Roxanne Fontanilla @rfont17]

@jennciccarello @GaryJamesJohns2 Can't agree more! Now it's our turn to take care of it!