This concluding part of the article "Save the World if You Can" emphasizes the urgent need for individuals to take action to protect the environment. It discusses the various irregularities in the ecosystem, such as the impact of the sun on human health, the rising sea levels due to melting glaciers, and the erratic patterns of rainfall leading to floods and famine. The author highlights the emergence of new diseases as a consequence of environmental changes, while acknowledging the role of medical advancements in managing health issues. The article poses critical questions about humanity's achievements at the expense of the ecosystem, urging readers to reflect on the true cost of modern progress. It concludes by suggesting that, despite outward appearances of strength, people today may feel less fulfilled than those from a century ago. The author calls for commitment and action from readers to contribute to saving the world and themselves by caring for nature.

by Bibhudatta Bhatta in English Magazine

Writen by Bibhudatta Bhatta

Category Magazine