TO THOSE WHO WISHED TO HAVE CHILDREN IN THE FUTURE

At least leave something for them, don’t take everything we can use and destroy what we couldn’t take. Those excess water, fuels, uranium, low temperatures, they need not be wasted. Leave for your descendant.

You know about global warming, you know about pollution. So let’s cut the story short here: water is in a crisis too. We are facing water shortage. Not the overall water, but the clean water. There’s only 3% of earth’s water that’s drinkable. And only 1% is available to us, these 6 billion life forms that have selfishly take what they need and return what they don’t to Mother Nature.

How much important water is, you ask? Everything we depend on needs water. Every activity has a connection to water. Your food needs water. Without water, you don’t have KFC; you can’t clean and make yourself appealing to your girl/boyfriend. In some third-world countries, water is fought for. They don’t get water facilities like us, and they fought for water more dirty than what you make after bathing.

What we have been doing to “appreciate” this small amount of water (even clean water) is to throw rubbish into the rivers, wasting the purified water supplied to us by the government, destroying pipes and taps (causing water leakages) and such.

We can’t make liquid H2O air from because Hydrogen is explosive and Oxygen support combustion. Making enough water to be of any use will be highly hazardous. We can’t think of using cloud-seeding for a source of freshwater as well. The risk of causing severe flood when playing with the force of nature can be shown in Britain. Inventor Max Whisson has invented the Whisson Windmill and although it is environmentally green, the number of this Windmill is still too small to make enough difference to the world.

So maybe you can start learning not to waste and start now. If everyone says “what can one person do to change it?” then no one will be doing anything.

by your beloved newspaper-boy,
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