Is High Divorce Rate Perpetuating Global Warming?
This unique concept and hitherto unexplored possibility was presented by Professor Jianguo “Jack” Liu and Eunice Yu at Michigan State University. These findings might motivate all divorce-contemplating couples to work harder at their marriages. The negative effects of high divorce rates were so longer felt on the immediate family members. Gradually, its impact on society was realised. It now seems divorce is anathema to the entire globe. Probably, nature intends that families stay united and aspires to preserving this trend! High Divorce Rates and Global Warming The proponents of the theory explained that when people live together in a single household, food for the entire family is cooked simultaneously. This leads to efficient use of fuel. Secondly, by living together, all the members use the same lights under one roof. When families split, they require a separate house. The heightened demand for more houses placed by divorcing families stresses land and other natural resources like
