Climate Change in Vietnam
HOW CAN WE HELP STOP CLIMATE CHANGE IN VIETNAM
Vietnam 2020 Population: 95.54 million	Mission
	Climate change has slowly revealed its adverse impacts around the world. One notable country is Vietnam, which has the longest coastline spanning over two thousand five hundred miles. Much of the Vietnam agricultural is located along the prime coastal areas and is vulnerable in relation to the rising sea level. Migration to inland portions of the country, or even other countries, could result in a loss of language and culture. Food security is a key issue; since most the country's food supply is generated along the coastal areas. The government of Vietnam does not appear to be taking the necessary steps to protect its people, but is in a unique position to do so. Climate change is a serious issue and is currently effecting Vietnam at an alarming rate and is why we need to take action and shed light on this issue.
	OBJECTIVES · Reduce Population and Social Vulnerability · Reduce Annual average temperature increased · Winter temperatures increased faster than those of summer Reduce sea level rise in Vietnam, is experiencing floods as a result of levels of sea filling the land mass
Solution: Convert to Renewable Energy by 2035
Converting Electric Vehicles:
Carbon emissions from motorized gas power vehicles creates a huge carbon footprint and converting into Electric vehicles will reduce the carbon output by 2035 Learn More
Solar Power:
Using natural energy instead of burning of fossil fuels such as coal power will make a huge significant difference in the future. In the long term Vietnam carbon emissions for fossil fuels will reduce significantly. Learn More
You, Shrinking your carbon emissions:
Speaking up and spreading the knowledge and informing people about climate change and the effects that are happening. Being aware of your carbon footprint will help you reduce your carbon emissions and it’ll help take a step closer to slowing down climate change Learn More
As a consumer we can help the environment recycling plastics such as bottles and cans. Trying to reuse plastic bags to reduce the use of plastics because they take 10,000 years to degrade into the earth causing a huge pollution into the environment Learn More
Support advocates pushing for a greener environment

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