Climate change link to lizard extinction

Climate change link to lizard extinction
Friday, 14 May 2010
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science_and_environment/10113949.stm
By Victoria Gill Science reporter, BBC News

According to a global-scale study, climate change may cause 20% of the lizards of the world to die by 2080. An international team of scientists found that 12% of Mexico’s lizard populations to die because of climate change. This may be able to change if us, humans slow global warming. Scientists said that there has been a very big decrease in the world’s lizard populations and will continue to decrease for decades if humans don’t slow climate change. Many other animals are at the edge of the hot climate they can resist. Lizards have less time to look for food, because they spend more time resting to maintain their normal temperature. Not only lizards are in danger because of climate change.
Our group opinion is that we must care for the lizards. In order to do that, we think that we must use electricy at necessary times and throw the garbage in its right place. One of the most important, is to recycle plastic accessories that can be reused. Many factories remake things that we use, but we say that they must be reused so theres no waste. If we help our community, we help the lives of the lizards as well.