Intellect's Evolution For a Graspable Sustainability





        As the Covid-19 pandemic continuously slaughter us, we are limited to do other things such as maintaining our economy and the stability of our environment. It is expected that this will result in a rapid change of our climate, as our planet gets warmer every time we execute non-disciplinary actions. These occurrences, which are commonly called "global warming" and "climate change", will worsen as time will pass and can even result to the doom of humanity. However, there are a number of ways that we can consider doing especially amidst the pandemic's onslaught. What are the things that we can do in order to create awareness and prevent these unwanted chain of events from taking place?

        First of all, we must keep the sustainability of future generations in mind in order to have a clue on the first path that we will take. We must conserve basic resources such as food and water especially during this pandemic because we are required to stay in our houses. We must learn on how to efficiently utilize every part of the Earth's resources into it's maximum extent. Replacing chopped lumbers by planting trees and reducing or limiting the processes of mining minerals are also excellent ideas in maintaining our planet's shape.

        We must also ban cigarettes as these are a major threat not only to our environment, but also to our health. Smokes from factories and vehicles must be greatly reduced or banned if possible. A percentage of our economy's contributions is a small price to pay for keeping and maintaining the Earth's atmosphere.

        In the end, we humans still remain as one of the major causes on why our home planet is in danger. Because of the rapid increase in our population and the demands of our modern technology, we became blinded by our selfless desires and we completely ignore the place that we are living in. We must take responsibility and restore the Earth into it's great shape.










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