I am neither an ecologist nor a statistician. You don't need to read any articles to understand climate problems anymore. Every day, our planet experiences an anomaly. Everyone has likely experienced the high temperatures. Natural disasters like hurricanes, floods, fires, and so on are a common occurrence. Most people are concerned about this issue. The problem is clear to children and adults. The question is, who is taking action? Anyone can say, for example, I chose to walk instead of driving my car on Sunday. I planted a tree in the yard, which is still a positive action. Is that enough? If you ask the manager of a multi-billion-dollar company, he will say that they financed either a wind farm or a solar farm to supply their electricity. We are an ecological company. We design our products to be energy efficient. It uses only two kilowatts per hour. Now let's calculate these 2 kilowatts per hour based on the millions of products they produce. I would rather not slander anyone.
Might it be time for our insightful politicians to take the lead and start prioritizing efforts for the planet? It is our home, after all. Could it be time for politicians to allocate funds toward environmental protection rather than weapon production? Are they certain that a storm or other disaster will never overwhelm them? Does the sun only shine over their country? The heat forms clouds that rain only in the interior, where they are blown away. His neighbor's house is on fire. I wonder how he is confident in his safety. Here, the problem is no longer the neighbor or someone of a different faith. The problem is very massive. The result is self-destruction. What does that mean? This phenomenon is due to the desire to accumulate as much wealth as possible. Regardless of how many millions you possess, fifty dollars is sufficient to meet daily needs. Everything is based on greed and power. We are ready to sacrifice the future to achieve fame now. It is very difficult to distinguish between our needs and desires.
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