Essay On Importance Of Nature

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Nature is calling

Nature is essential for the sustainability of planet earth. Without it we would cease to exist. In the past man has used all elements of nature to survive. From using fire for heat and to cook ,water to cure thirst, Earth to grow plants for food and air to breathe. We would simply go extinct if we didn’t have these four elements. Many people would agree that nature isn’t that important and that it will always be there. We need to wake up and realise the drastic changes we have made to our natural world in the last few centuries. Scientists can trace back that “using 2000 years of paleo climate data … the earths temperature began to rise because of human green house gas emissions between 1830-1850”. The thought that most people think nature will …show more content…

Although we are advanced in science and technology and could potentially create alternatives for nature such as a HD plasma screen displaying images of nature instead of a window, or robotic pets etc. It’s very easy for Morden young adults to accept a technological view on nature. With cameras and phones being so common, this has created a connection between nature and technology but this connection has seemed to make people forget about nature’s real aspects and all it has to …show more content…

The list could go on and on. Most plants haven’t even been discovered yet but they are getting destroyed just as quick as we are discovering them.“The importance of plants for the development of new medicines was revealed in the report, which found that 57% of the 31,000 species with known uses were those from which drugs were derived. More than 5,500 are human foods, while there are 2,500 poisons.”This amazes me how big a role plants play in our well

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