Why the health, livability of our planet depends on us

Prince Charles is always in the news, yes. But this piece is not just about the future head of the monarchy. He wrote. And wrote... THAT HE HAS BEEN SAYING THAT FOR A LONG TIME. Many people have been saying. That we have destroyed our dear home. Each of us humans is given between 50 to 100 years to stay here. When we finish our tenure we pass the baton to our children. The children become custodians and carry on the job. A hundred years later they repeat the drill. In between this sojourn and living, we are supposed to care and nourish, OUR rent-free home, our beloved, Mother Earth. There are those who dominate things. They own the industries, houses, roads, main means of communication. Prince Charles cited businesses as being the main drivers of how Mother Earth’s health should proceed. Businesses, he said, are crucial in how pollution works. Right now the richest nations account for most of this self- destruction. According to stats issued by active sustainability, with its booming economy China leads with 30 percent, USA (15 percent), India (7 percent), Russia (5 percent) and Japan (4 percent). Climate trade blog alleges these powerful economies recently released 10,065 tonnes of Carbon dioxide emissions followed by USA with 5,416 tonnes of CO2 and ( India (1,711 tonnes) etc.

Why the health, livability of our planet depends on us

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