World Earth Day 2024: The Urgent Cry for Environmental Redemption

Humans, born from mothers, find their sustenance on Earth, dubbing it our shared mother. Yet, while we rely on Earth's bounties for survival, do we reciprocate? Sadly, our actions often exploit rather than nurture our planet, tipping Earth's delicate balance.

Written by  Prerit Chauhan   |  April 22nd 2024 01:20 PM  |  Updated: April 22nd 2024 01:21 PM

World Earth Day 2024: The Urgent Cry for Environmental Redemption

Humans are born from mothers, but their sustenance occurs on Earth, earning it the title of our mother as well. We rely on Earth's natural elements for our survival. Just as a human cannot survive without their mother's care post-birth, they are equally dependent on Earth and its resources. However, have you ever pondered what humans reciprocate to Earth? Regrettably, instead of giving back, humans often exploit natural resources for personal gain. This detrimental trend has persisted for years, resulting in a decline in Earth's balance.

Environmental shifts are underway, yet the benefits of conservation efforts remain elusive. Despite ongoing initiatives to cleanse numerous rivers, the news of their purification remains scarce. Similarly, deliberations on air purification and soil conservation are ongoing. Mere discourse is insufficient; tangible actions are imperative. Governments must undertake significant measures for Earth's preservation, and political parties should prioritize this issue in their agendas. This year, Earth Day's theme is 'Planet vs. Plastic', aimed at heightening awareness of escalating plastic pollution and advocating for corrective measures.

Earth's SOS

In contemporary times, microplastics are extensively utilized to enhance the radiance of cosmetic products. Unfortunately, these microplastics find their way into rivers and seas through bathing and washing, accumulating in our bodies as a reservoir of toxins. Microplastics pose a gradual threat and can yield substantial harm over time. Effective regulation of plastic usage can mitigate many damages, necessitating governmental intervention in this matter.

Planting trees is essential for the conservation of Earth. As we continue to exploit the planet, we face increasing consequences. Tree planting is particularly critical for mitigating pollution. Despite various efforts to clean rivers across the country, they remain contaminated. This is often due to waste collected during cleaning being deposited back onto the riverbanks, eventually re-entering the waterways. However, this waste can serve as valuable fertilizer for fields. Such soil is precious and can significantly enhance agricultural productivity if utilized effectively.

The equilibrium of Earth relies on dense forests. With the development of Indore into a smart city, concrete expanses have replaced natural habitats. In response, it is imperative to prioritize nature conservation efforts. Establishing small forests with diverse ecosystems within urban areas is crucial. These green spaces will not only provide oxygen but also serve as vital components of urban lung ecosystems. Similarly, similar forest initiatives should be undertaken in other parts of the city to promote biodiversity and environmental balance.

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