Give an example of human being being being punished for destroying nature.

During the period of 1930, toxic smog appeared in the industrial zone of Maas Valley, Belgium, because the inversion layer over the valley prevented the smog from spreading in the chimneys of many refineries, metal factories and glass factories, and a large number of harmful gases accumulated in the near-earth atmosphere, causing serious harm to human body.

/kloc-in the 1950s, Minamata disease that shocked the world occurred in Japan. The culprit is a nitrogen fertilizer company in Japan, and the mercury contained in its wastewater is enriched in the ocean and then poisoned through the food chain.

The essence of the lesson that nature teaches human beings is that human beings are punishing themselves, and nature just returns the man-made destruction that it cannot bear to human beings in disguise. Industry pollutes nature, and nature pollutes people who grew up in Sri Lanka. The gift of nature has been taken away without restraint, and nature has left people who grew up in Sri Lanka without food.

The destructive transformation of nature naturally makes people who grew up in Sri Lanka uninhabitable. In short, nature is the home of people who grew up in Sri Lanka. Predators and saboteurs can escape temporarily, but people who grew up in Sri Lanka have nowhere to escape.

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Fear of nature, in the final analysis, is fear of life and fear of people. Really understand that destroying the environment is destroying the home where we live, so that our behavior will not be unscrupulous.

The more advanced science and technology, the less we will underestimate the destructive power of human beings to nature, and the less we will overestimate the self-purification ability of nature. The faster we develop, the more we should know how to respect and protect nature. China is entering a "risk society", the public's environmental sensitivity is enhanced, and the environmental risk pressure is increased. Take history as a mirror, respect nature and standardize behavior.

People's Daily People's Forum: Stop fearing nature