NATURE’S FUTURE

Nature’s wonder in danger- think of the solution not polution

Nature and mankind met some thousands years ago but what have we done to nature. Causing so much harm to nature we never realised how big the problem will be for our upcoming generations. It is also about nature’s future along with ours.

 Here through my photographs I am trying to expressing how I felt when I realised how badly we have polluted the Mother nature.

Mahatma Gandhi oncesaid “Nature has enough to satisfy every man’s need, but not every man’s greed”. In 1909 in his book “Hind Swaraj” he wrote about the damage that humans are causing to nature.

The wind blowing with a surreal sound, making the leaves swing but the freshness of it is getting lost day by day.

Cutting down of trees for human settlement, polluting water and air are some of the reasons due to which a large number of species are under threat and some are nearly extinct.

When I came across the fact that Britain’s Royal Society of Protection of Birds has enlisted the house sparrows in the 'Red List’, it made me so sad, I have grown up seeing sparrows every morning and evening. Now they are on decline.

Other major problems are Global warming and ozone layer depletion caused by greenhouse gases like CO2, methane and chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) respectively. Soli pollution, a damage that human beings are creating. Pesticides, large landfills, and wastes from industries destroy the soil and spoil it to such extent that it is unable to grow anything.

Now not only physically but we are living in an environment full of human generated electromagnetic fields or EMFs and to which research have shown it causes problem to human’s mental health.

We need to pay a serious attention to this issue as it is not just about you and me but about our upcoming generations. It was a horrifying experience this year on days post Diwali, the smog was so strong I was feeling a burning sensation in my eyes and itchiness.

It melts my heart when I imagine how our little brother, sister, child, will live here, how will they breath in so much pollution, which quality food will they eat.

Each human being can make a difference by planting a single tree, by not wasting water or polluting it, by not polluting air through limiting the use of air polluting gases etc. I do it. In my school we use to have one day in a year when we all planted trees.

It’s high time we think about Mother Nature and protect it in each step day by day.

I know it is easy to say but hard to implement but if not now than it will be too late