Ways To Support UN SDG #7

What I have begun to do differently to help meet the goals is, I always unplug appliances when they don´t need to be plugged in, I always recycle what needs to be recycled, and whenever I see any litter I will pick it up, to keep from polluting the land and ocean.  I see myself picking up any litter I see and dispose of it properly, and helping my family get money to invest into solar panels to save energy.  By spreading the word, the influence that I could have on the world is great for all, if people will donate to the UN, save energy, recycle, and save resources, we can help so many countries in need, it will also help with crisis´s on our hand to come in the future by saving resources.

Learning about the Election

I learned numerous things through examination of election issues and the candidates.  I learned that one of the worst issues facing our country is terrorism, because we have encountered lots of attacks by Isis, and the government can’t decide if we should take action against isis or not.  I also learned about Jill Stein, and Gary Johnson. For a while I thought that it was just Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton that was left for people to vote for.  And finally, I learned that all of the candidates have different opinions, like for the increase of minimum wage jobs, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and Jill Stein are for it, and Gary Johnson is opposed for it.  

Questions and Google search tips

You should use open and closed questions, and the benefits of using open questions would be getting a specific answer with explanations to better under the question and answer.  If you are in a rush than using closed questions could benefit you, because closed questions are short answered questions (yes or no questions).  For example, is 6 divisible by 2, explain how?  6 is divisible by 2 because 3 times (2) equals 6 and 6 divided by (2) equals 3.  Is 6 divisible 2?  Yes it is (closed).

     You should use search tips like define, because it gives definitions from pages on the web for the term that follows.  Which is useful  for finding definitions of words, phrases, and acronyms.  For example, [ define: peruse ] will  give a definition of the word peruse.  By putting double quotes around a set of words, you are telling Google to consider the exact words in that exact order without any change.  For example, a search for [ "Alexander Bell" ] (with quotes) will miss any pages that refer to Alexander G. Bell.