Signboards and Campaigns?

yes the signboards and all affect me and i want to save mother earth because I care. so what i mean to say is it will have some effect on the people who know how to care but to some it does not have any effect. They will read it now and the next thing they do it exploit the resources. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful day ahead.

It depends on the reader itself if sensitive or not to the issue. If you are a responsible person i guess all poster you will be affected , be moved and be awaken. Each are called to be responsible , we human being are duty bound to take care of our natural resources , it is so precious . All are called to do her share in preserving the God given gift. We are steward of it , lets give our utmost care so we can hand it down to the next generation.

I think that it can affect some people into thinking about saving our earth. There was a comercial on TV some years ago that I really loved.Then they stopped showing it to start it back up for a short time..It was a comercial of an elderly native american man looking at the litter on the ground and tears was running down his face.Very touching!

I have a water saving shower fitting and a shower uses less water than a bath. I like to see save water slogans. I always put garbage in a bin outside or take the garbage home to my own bin. I do recycle some of my rubbish like tetra packs, plastic bottles and foil tins. I like to see the slogan Save Mother Nature. I eat a vegan diet and care about the Planet Earth.

my eyes are automatically attracted to anything written around me so i'd likely notice those things and read them out of curiosity. with it comes to resources, i'm really sensitive to wasted clean water. if someone left the light on, i would surely be annoyed. if someone left the fan on, i would be scared because it might overheat and cause a fire. if someone left something on the stove, i would be scared as well. but when someone left the faucet on, it really makes me feels awful, like i lost something really valuable and can't take back. i know it's weird, but i think it's like wasting a gift because others don't have access to clean water at all or have to pay for them. we now collect rainwater in several drums and use it to water plants, wash the garage, flush the outside toilet, and to soak dirty clothes before putting them in the machine. when it comes to trash, i never litter in public places or public transportation. i always try to find a garbage bin or keep it in my bag to dispose at home. we also segregate them.