![]() In honor of Save the Frogs Day, learn more about threats to amphibians worldwide, tell your representative that you support strong climate legislation, and blow a virtual kiss to frogs via these and these handy tips for frog-friendly living. ![]() over-harvesting: maybe a stretch but there are greenhouse gas emissions involved in the transport of pets and food all over the world.roadkill: this is a big problem for frogs - at least dating back to Frogger - so driving less and building fewer roads spares frogs and reduces carbon emissions.I look forward to their beautiful sounds after each long winter. When I hear the sounds of frogs croaking loudly, I know warmer weather is being ushered in. Today, April 30, 2016, is Save the Frogs day. invasive species: many invasive species are aided in their spread to new habitats by human transport and a warming climate or the arguments of the frogs around a pond at night Chief Seattle, 1854.pollution: reducing home, yard, and agricultural pesticide use prevents excessive nutrient runoff into waterways (creating dead zones that kill aquatic plants and animals) and lowers production of petrochemical-based chemicals that contribute to climate change.disease: a warmer climate often aids or speeds the spread of parasites and infectious diseases.climate change: seems like a no-brainer.habit destruction: smart urban planning reduces sprawl and protects wetlands and green space, thus lowering greenhouse gas emissions from individual transportation, increasing albedo, reducing the heat island effect, and sequestering carbon through preserved vegetation.To support our nonprofit environmental journalism, please consider disabling your ad-blocker to allow ads on Grist.
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