We need solutions, not pollution

By Mansi Yadav

Environment is a component of nature that is all around us and is crucial to the sustainability of life on Earth. The environment has been significantly impacted by humans as we have evolved and expanded as a species. In order to reduce our negative effects on the environment, it is crucial that we are aware of them and to take appropriate action.
Utilizing fossil fuels has been one of the most major ways that people have affected the environment. We run our houses, cars, and factories on fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas. Carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas that plays a role in climate change, is produced when fossil fuels are burned, but. One of the most urgent environmental problems we currently have is climate change. Rising sea levels, more frequent and severe weather, the extinction of species, and the destruction of ecosystems are all results of it. We must cut back on our greenhouse gas emissions if we want to combat climate change. Energy efficiency improvements and the switch to renewable energy sources like solar and wind power are two ways to achieve this.

Natural resources have been diminished by human pollution of the water, soil, and air. By widening our eyes, we must face the problems we have caused. Industrial expansion has had a significant negative impact on the environment. For greater ease, people emit more pollution. Both directly and indirectly, human behavioral affects the environment. As a result, a creature's environment and itself are interdependent.
.A continual increase in the issue of adequate housing and poor hygiene has been brought on by the growth of industry and the movement of people from villages to cities in pursuit of employment. As a result of these causes, pollution-related factors have increased. The four primary categories of environmental pollution are noise, air, and water.
The natural world is on the point of extinction, and people need to be aware of this. We need to think about what will be left behind after we are gone, as well as the needs of future generations. For environmental problems, people create solutions.
We create electric vehicles, recycle waste, and work to reduce soil, water, and air pollution. We also plant new trees to stop erosion and stop land from being damaged by it. Nevertheless, it is insufficient; before nature takes the final extreme measures, people must significantly adjust their behaviours. Each and every one of us must work to protect our world from these environmental problems. Our future generation will have to deal with serious consequences if preventive actions are not implemented.