nature is not in our hand

We are not living in a perfect world. The world is getting destroyed day by day. We may feel and even may take one step forward to better the environment but we are already hundreds of step behind it. The mistakes and wrongdoing which we have made already in the past can’t be undone, there are many examples for instance plastic use. The plastics that have been produced can’t be removed. Whatever we do with it, it won’t vanish from the world. We neither can burn it as it will have side effects nor it is decomposable. Now our daily life revolves around the things that are gonna harm nature but our life is gonna be incomplete without it. For example- plastic and pollution. Plastic is almost everywhere you look and pollution is created in every place, let it be noise pollution, air pollution, or marine pollution. Protecting our environment is not something in our hands as the damage made can’t be reversed. The environment will take its time to heal itself. Yes, some precautions and action can be taken. Despite that, the daily life circle of a human contains those hazardous practices that can’t be withdrawn from our life will go on. People going on rallies to spread awareness are doing a great cause but the placard they are holding are made of paper which is made of wood. The point of the case I present is that people should think about what they are doing themselves rather than go on and tell others to do something. This is one of the reasons why humans are destroying nature. It is a shame but if humans might have thought 50 to 70 years back about the environment then we might have not been debating this topic. But still, some measures can be taken for the greater of the nature but “some measures” won’t work now as great damage has been caused. Swelling population, cities being packed with buildings, Increasing energy use and soaring carbon dioxide emissions mean humanity is putting a greater squeeze on the planet’s resources than ever before. It is a very sad and despairing reality but we are facing it now. Sea levels are rising and oceans are becoming warmer. Longer, more intense droughts threaten crops, wildlife, and freshwater supplies