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'The love letter'         “You planned the fire in                                the Amazon       and dug the earth up so deep,          that it will never grow now. The little birds know no place to fly back to at dawn now. You've been on a run clearing the           woods for  individual lust, In your thirst for an urban world, a better world,  You are breaking the roots of the ground that will help your glass statues stand still. There is time now. Turn around. You ignited the fire in Australia, the kangaroo’s abode, Year after year, Well, if you had stopped the reckless industrialization,  while you could, You wouldn't have your hands all laced with crimson, And your future a flimsy, fight and survive situation.          You've left so many innocent               animals to choke and die, No mercy in heart, No farcast foresight for mankind or anyone. Amazon, California, India and some more jungles, All are haunted with the screams of the victims, And who's

  ☆  THE FORESTS ON FIRE! The Amazon rainforest stretches throughout an area of  670   million  hectares . It  has been the world's largest carbon dioxide sink. This wonderful rainforest is also the abode of innumerable species of animals which are the largest collection of living plants and animal species in the world. 💭 FACT CORNER ➜The region is home to about 2.5 million insect species, tens of thousands of plants, and some 2,000 birds and mammals. Even after knowing all this, why do we still harm it? What is wrong with us? More precisely, "What was wrong with us while we were continuously deforesting the jungle for our own selfish purposes, and which then led to be one of the main causes of a fierce wildfires around the world?" Hear this out: The total fires that lasted from January to October consumed a total of  906 hectares  of the land of the Amazon forest. Do you know how much that is? It is too freaking much!  •••••••••••• All the causes of the melting of so ma

And each month you sleep, you are one step closer to becoming extinct. The need for a sustainable environment; where humans live in peace with humans, and humans maintain harmony with the nature; is more than ever before. Our whole ecosystem will be in grave danger if it continues to remain in the hands of a fistful of people, who have the attitude of I-am-living-I-am-protected-and-I-can-do-whatever-the-hell-I-want-with-the-money-and-power-I-possess-and-I-don't-give-a-damn-thing-about-its-people-and-the-Earth. So today, I will be explaining what is happening in the Himalayas, what caused it, and how can we help, along with some nice little facts. Let's start!   THE GREAT HIMALAYAS GO  LIQUID! ➢The Himalayan range is a 2400 km long chain of mountains covered with white sheets of ice. This range has many of the Earth's highest peaks, including the great Mount Everest.  ➣The Himalayas are not only inhabited  by 52.7 million people but also  serve as the rising point of some o