Earth Day: What the future of our planet looks like

Earth Day: What does the future of the Earth look like?

April 22 is Earth Day.

The purpose of World Earth Day is to arouse human beings' awareness of caring for the earth and protecting their homeland, promote the coordinated development of resource development and environmental protection, and thereby improve the overall environment of the earth.

The "Earth Day" event on April 22, 1970, was the first large-scale mass environmental protection movement in human history.

In the 1990s, China began to hold Earth Day activities.

On April 22, 2009, the 63rd United Nations General Assembly unanimously passed a resolution and decided to designate April 22 every year as "World Earth Day".

Don’t forget Hawking’s advice to us during his lifetime: We only have 100 years on earth, and humans have to leave the earth. The earth will become as hot and shiny as Venus.

Hawking told the BBC science series "Tomorrow's World" that human pollution, climate change, global warming, possible asteroid impacts, epidemics and population growth are all risks of this new end of the world. The culprit.

There have been many mass extinction events on the earth.

The most recent horrific extinction event to us was the extinction of the Earth's dominant dinosaurs 65 million years ago after an asteroid hit the Earth.

Dinosaurs have prospered and dominated the earth for 150 million years, while humans have stood at the top of the earth's ecological chain, starting from ape man for only 3 million years.

In the long history of the earth, humans were insignificant compared to dinosaurs.

In the future, humans may also face greater extinction, and the cause of mass extinction may be the pollution of the earth caused by humans themselves, including radiation pollution from large-scale nuclear wars.

The earth makes human beings face life and death.

Protecting the earth is an urgent matter and everyone has a responsibility.

To reduce pollution, start from me and start from now.

Human beings with advanced intelligence have developed various industries since the industrial revolution. All walks of life promote the continuous development of human beings and will also cause environmental pollution. Human development is a double-edged sword: on one side is technological progress, on the other side is earth pollution.

Take the furniture industry as an example. Furniture has a painting process, which causes considerable pollution to the environment. Now, for the sake of environmental protection, some manufacturers no longer use synthetic paint on furniture, especially mahogany furniture, but use natural and environmentally friendly raw paint, which can reduce pollution.

In the north, due to the dry climate, most mahogany furniture does not need to be painted, and at most the surface of the furniture is hot wax.

As the use time of waxed mahogany furniture increases, the wax on the surface will penetrate into the wood and gradually oxidize to form a pulp, adding to the color of the furniture surface.

For fragrant mahogany, especially pineapple flowerwood and small-leaf rosewood, insist on not applying any paint or hot wax.

Some materials in mahogany have natural aromas. These natural aromas will gradually emit with time and climate changes. The wood aroma they emit has a certain health care effect on the human body.

If it is painted or waxed, the health care effect will be lost.

There is a product called Canna Vintage Gramophone. The cabinet is made of carved mahogany. In this process, a small part is made of natural and environmentally friendly raw lacquer, and most of it is not painted or waxed.

Canna is worthy of praise for its environmental awareness, zero pollution and zero tolerance for pollution.

The tools to shape what the earth will look like in the future are in the hands of humans.

If you want to turn the earth into a barren and hot Venus, then go ahead and pollute it boldly.

If you want the earth to become green mountains and green waters, lush trees, sufficient oxygen, fresh air, natural ecology, and biological harmony, you must take good care of the earth and don’t let it have a little stain on it. Her caretaker!

When running a business or doing things as a person, you should not think that making money is a big thing and pollution is a small thing.

Whoever pollutes the earth is committing a heinous crime against all mankind.