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Save the Earth

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arth is a place where biodiversity exists and for people who don't know what biodiversity means it means mankind As you know from the title we should save the earth because if we don't all mankind will cease to exist on earth because above the earth there is a layer called the ozone layer which protects us from the ultraviolet rays from the sun. Ultraviolet rays are harmful to us Holes are forming in the ozone layer and if it gets too many holes in it the ozone layer will collapse. What is making the ozone layer get damaged? The greenhouse gasses are from the vehicles driven by us. I mean even my dad has a car but now we are limiting use of it .In order to save the earth we should limit the use of cars and use public transports instead. Save electricity. Save water because every drop counts and if you waste water you will also be wasting money. We should use fabric bags that are reusable because whenever you go shopping you don't want to return home with a pile of plastic bags to your plastic bag collection....ha ha. Wood is getting cut down because of increasing number of people coming to a particular country. We should also stop wasting paper as because of that animals are forced to travel out of their natural habitats. Deforestation is taking places in forests because of wildfires.

Well I have educated you enough about saving the earth. Now it is your turn to help save the earth and now it is your turn to start saving the earth.


AKHIL K

1st Semester B. Com

Al Shifa College of Arts and Science 

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