People have been living on planet Earth for more than one millennium. We extract important natural resources for ourselves, which allow us to provide a comfortable life. Human activities lead to deforestation, drainage of water bodies, destruction of natural habitats of animals and plant growth, and pollution of the atmosphere. In their place, more and more cities grow, factories and factories are erected, and thousands of hectares are transformed into pastures for livestock and fields where bread, vegetables and fruits are grown. People are primarily interested in living in comfort. It is important for us that it is warm, that we are fed, have the opportunity to rest. Meanwhile, they are not very concerned about the question of what it is like for all other creatures living side by side with them.
Human activity does not pass without a trace. The resources that the Earth possesses are not unlimited. Yes, they can be restored. However, recovery takes a long time, sometimes even more than one century. Resources are being depleted, the air is becoming more and more polluted, environmental disasters often occur, as a result of which thousands of living beings die. Human activities are becoming global. For example, global warming, the consequences of which we can observe today.
Today nature strives to draw attention to itself: it asks us to stop and think about our actions. We must understand that our activities are harmful not only for living beings, some of which are now listed in the Red Book, and some have disappeared forever, but also for ourselves. After all, while nature has its own vitality to restore, she tries to do everything to restore balance and balance. But already now she is struggling to cope with this task.
People, think about whether we and our descendants will be able to live on a planet where there will be no clean air and water, where the soil will be so depleted that plants will not grow on it, including those that give us food? To begin to take good care of nature, to take care of it, to prevent the complete collapse of the Earth, its complete destruction - this is our main task. After all, without everything that surrounds us, humanity is doomed to extinction.
However, a person continues to close his eyes to everything that surrounds him, carelessly treats nature, pollutes it. I believe that we need to reconsider our barbaric attitude towards nature before it is too late to do so.
