The environmental problems that today's world is facing are so great that there is little ordinary people can do to improve the situation. So government and large organizations should be responsible for reducing the amount of damage being done to the environment.

Governments, in many countries, are trying to curb environmental problems, and a significant piece of

this

effort is to aware people of environmental issues and

climate

change

. It is shocking how small things like our diet habits or fashion sense can contribute to environmental damage. So without involving ordinary citizens, the environment can not be saved.

To begin

with, mother nature is deteriorating with every passing day and without awareness among ordinary citizens and their active involvement, it cannot be protected. We, as ordinary citizens, are constantly contributing to global warming, pollution and

climate

change

. The car we drive exhausts carbon dioxide, the dresses we wear require a huge amount of fibres and water, the plastic bags we

use

end up in the water, and even the diet we follow can increase the possibility of

climate

change

.

Thus

, if people are not made cognizant of their actions that are directly or indirectly responsible for global warming, they won'

t

fully comprehend the gravity of the intricacies and won'

t

feel responsible.

Climate

change

is so large a problem that only governments and large organizations can'

t

work to find a solution for that and a coordinated effort is required. It is undeniable that some countries have taken serious steps to curb environmental problems and our leaders are meeting frequently to discuss it. Restrictions are being in place on gas emissions, fossils fuel

use

, plastic production and

use

, and alternative sources of green energy are being researched and invested. But if the efforts are not made at an individual level, the magnitude of damage and

pollutions

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would far outstrip the efforts.

Besides

, scientists, engineers, environmentalists and authorities may come out with proposals and invest money in research, but they can'

t

control the amount of plastic bags we

use

and throw away without recycling. Every environmental problem is related to our human lifestyle and unconsciousness and it is high time to include a syllabus about environmental protection in our school. We have got only one planet to live on and we must save it. To conclude, whatever we do to the environment will return and affect us and all levels of education should emphasize how we can be more responsible to protect it. A joint approach by the authority and mass people can only make it happen.