Climate change and global warming are likely to affect the global water table, consequently, our streams won't stream and our waterfalls won't also fall. lets go Green for our common future

In the midst of climate change and global warming, mankind remains at the centre of concern for sustainable development.
For reasons such as this, Greenlove Ghana joins global partnership in the fight against climate change and global warming.
The impact is evident in the prevalence of extreme events around the world.
For intance, since August,2011, most parts of south-east asia have been hit by monsoonal floods.
Lives and properties have been lost since the floods  begun. Thailand has been hit by floods such that a state of emergency has been declared.
Economic activities have been halted not withstanding the epidemic outbreak.
All these factors have been possible due to environmental degradation. To illustrate, when the coastal reefs of Indonisia were destroyed by human activities, the nation witnessed its worst Tsunami in December,2004.
Trees sustain lives and protect the land on which we live. It protects the land by preventing erosion and flooding alike.Lets join ideas for a common purpose. We are the source and solution of the problem. Think Green, Eat Green and Live Green to ensure sustainable development.
The simple formular is Plant a tree when you fell a tree and clean when you dirty.

World Environment Day( June 5) is set aside by United Nations to stimulate awareness of the environment and enhance political attention and public action.
Much to UNEP's expectation, this day was observed in grand-style by Greenlove Ghana in Kintampo. Greenlove Ghana's volunteers dedicated themselves and embarked on a massive clean up exercise at the mighty Kintampo waterfalls.

Greening Ghana

Greenlove Ghana is committed to protecting the greens of the Earth, our Home.
In Kintampo, Greenlove has embarked on tree planting exercise. Greenlovers believe that life is green and that without green life would be impossible.
Lets protect the greens  to save the blues.