The earth our planet that unifies us, no matter our nationalities, religions, gender or race. paying more attention to its resources is not an option, though it is an obligatory approach that should be adopted by all its residents.
Therefore, The CTAUN conference is a good opportunity to visualize the paramount importance of taking care of earth and to give an alarm to all nations to kick off more initiatives and keep track on progress toward sustaining the environment's resources.
Considering ourselves in a battle to defend our planet against our ignorance and selfishness and bad habits, I believe recycling is one of our critical weapons that can assist in achieving our objective. Although recycle scientific definition is popular in the whole world, recycling culture is not that much spread, particularly in the developing countries. large investment should be established in those countries by developed one to achieve many goals: first, offer more job opportunities, second, spread the recycling culture, and finally and the most important objective is to conserve our earth.
The projected depletion of fossil fuels urges a lot of developed countries to invest more in research and development of renewable energy conversion systems, like solar cells and wind turbines. Even though it is a procrastinated move, it is good to be initiated.
To wrap it up, there are plenty of exerted efforts toward conserving our planet, but with consistent waste and unwise use of our resources an inevitable imbalance in the equation will take place. Investing more in recycling projects and techniques, funding research projects that concerning evolving renewable energy conversion systems, and spread creative, effective awareness campaigns especially in the economically disadvantaged community.
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