Please make up a short story about a citizen of the United States whose life will be changed because of global warming. Please describe how global warming will change the person's life. Then please describe one thing the citizen could do to make a difference in how the United States government makes laws about global warming.

Global warming can only be controlled when each and every citizen contribute in planting of trees.

Explanation:

Natha used to work in a wood logging industry in United States. The company was making huge profit in dealing with wooden articles but suffered a harsh time when the US. policy against the cutting and clearing of forest imposed on the company. The company tried to resolve the issue and tried to provide salaries to the workers for two years. But in the beginning of the third year the company was not able to pay the market debts and salaries of the workers so the company owners suspended their employees, Natha was one of them. The government policy was to reduce global warming issue as the trees are the main carbon sink and necessary for reducing the carbon dioxide level from the atmosphere. The loss of job changed life of Natha he went through a state of depression for months without job. His wife suggested him to make organic manure and establish own business. He did the same he used to prepare his own manure by using animal dung, house hold vegetables, coconut husk, and egg shells. His manure got established in the market and people found his product very useful for improving agricultural yield and for gardening. Natha was awarded for his contribution for plant growth in one of the seminars related to the control of global warming as growth of plants are the chief contributing factors for controlling global warming and Natha's manure was helping in growth of plants. This way Natha got name, fame, and money indirectly due to his contribution for global warming.

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