The Future Is Green.


By Mumtaz Chilwan
The world is facing a number of challenges from climate change to resource depletion to pollution. These challenges are threatening the future of our planet and its inhabitants. But there is a hope as there is a growing number of people who are recognizing the need of a sustainable future.

The future is green in the sense that it is increasingly clear that the only way to ensure a sustainable future for our planet is to adopt more environmentally friendly practices. This means reducing our reliance to fossil fuels, switching to renewable energy sources and adopting more sustainable practices in agriculture, transportation and manufacturing.
Creating a greener future is essential for the well-being of our planet and inhabitants. As we face the challenges, it is clear that we need to adopt more sustainable practices to ensure a healthy and prosperous future for all.

For many years of living and work, people have done more harm to environment. People have polluted air and water, cut down trees and have not been saving energy and other natural resources. Nowadays we are taught about being friendly to the environment and protecting our mother nature. But what do we really do? 
Instead of protecting her we are causing more harm to her.

We should plant more trees because if we don't, we won't have enough air to breath, we will have less rain and it will be difficult to live in this planet.
We can save out forests from being cut by reducing paper production. Instead of producing papers we can use e-mail  and e-books and other things. By doing this, we will save our forests.
We should also think of replacing factories which pollute the air, water and the ground by the ones which are friendly to our environment.

To sum up all, we should take care of our let's take care of our mother nature as it takes care of us. Let's think the people who will live in the future as they deserve to see the beauty of our planet.
Let's make mother nature smile by bringing a greener future.                  





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