Protecting the environment means protecting our common home.

Mother Earth gave birth to human beings and provided us with a natural environment for survival. However, in recent years, with the rapid development of science and technology, people have paid less and less attention to environmental protection.

Some people do not hesitate to destroy nature for their own benefit. In order to save sewage charges, some factories even wait until the dead of night before discharging untreated sewage into rivers. It is because of this sewage that a crystal clear river seems to be splashed with ink, black and smelly. All the fish and shrimps in the river are in born to die, and almost all of them are dead.

In order to make more money, some manufacturers cut down a lot of trees. Let a lush forest turn into a stump in an instant. Without trees, countless birds became homeless and died under the guns of hunters. Without trees, soil erosion and drought often occur.

Due to the rapid development of industry and the massive emission of carbon dioxide, the global temperature is rising. The ice and snow in the North and South poles melt, and the sea level rises year by year. If this development continues, the earth may become a "water polo" in a few decades. People's habitat has long been submerged by the sea, and even the world's highest Mount Everest, with a height of 8848.438+03 meters, has become hills.

In this way, we will never hear the crisp and melodious songs of birds, never see the fish playing in the water, and never see the lush forests. We can only see dead birds, black and smelly rivers, and dense stumps ... selfish humans! If all the animals and plants die, how long can we live on the earth?

The earth looks forward to green, the river looks forward to green, and the birds look forward to green. We live in the same land, and we have a common home. Protecting the environment is the responsibility and obligation of every citizen. Protecting the environment starts with you and me!