With issues of global warming now at the forefront of the international political scene, both heads of state and their vast constituent bases are beginning to consider what must be done in our immediate future to ensure the preservation of the environment for future generations. While the issues of climate change, deforestation, and carbon trading are only the tip of the iceberg of concerns that must be addressed, they are all nonetheless very important in their own right. And while the solutions to these issues are indeed extraordinarily complex, one thing is clear is that the solution to all environmental problems will require some basic lifestyle changes among all Americans.

Gone are the days when purchasing SUV or flying a private jet were considered enviable, stylish, or even acceptable. In this economy in particular, most Americans have begun to shy away from modes of transportation that require expensive, excess fuel consumption. For people purchasing new cars today, economic and environmental concerns are typically at the top of their checklist. And as more and more concerns are raised about the potential damage that humans may be causing the planet, it seems that one thing we can all agree upon is that everyone must do their part, in whatever small way they can, to help put an end to unnecessary wastefulness.

As more and more celebrities jump on the environmental bandwagon, it seems that going green has never been more in style. Indeed, popuar American culture has recently begun to embrace the lifestyle changes that are necessary for people to reduce their carbon footprints. Whether these changes be small or big, the summation of all inividuals' efforts can lead to very significant positive changes for our planet. If every American were to consider acts as simple as toting reuseable grocery bags or carpooling, we could greatly help to reverse any climate change that may have been caused by human pollution.

And doing something as simple as repairing an iphone rather than purchasing a new one, is a great example of how you can easily do something to help save the planet and protect your pocketbook at the same time. Many technology companies now specialize in repairing iphones by replacing iphoneparts. If your iphone has recently begun to have some problems or issues, you can take or send it to one of these companies, who will then assess what iphoneparts it may need in order to be repaired. If the problem is not one which "fatal" to the phone, they can usually order new replacement iphoneparts and fix the phone for you in less than a couple of days.

When you choose to simply replace iphoneparts you will save hundreds of dollars as well the inconvenience of having to reprogram a new phone. Moreover, purchasing individual iphoneparts is far better for the environment than purchasing an entirely new phone, as its manufacturing process requires the use of far less materials and the production of far less unnecessary pollution. Thus why not save cash and the environment by fixing your iphone with new iphoneparts rather than replacing the whole model?