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🔥 The world's future child may face severe consequences and threads from nature Climate and through severe Pollution! My concern about the environmental impact of fossil fuels and their role in transforming the natural landscape over the past 200 years is a critical topic in this 21st century. Let’s break it down and analyze the situation, focusing on the effects of fossil fuel utilization, its threats to human life and natural sustainable resources, and the changes in land use and resource availability since the early 19th century.🔥 🔥 Fossil Fuels and Their Environmental Impact 🔥 Fossil fuels, coal, oil, and natural gas—have been the backbone of industrialization since the Industrial Revolution.Their( some countries) widespread use has driven economic growth, urbanization, and technological advancements but at significant environmental and social costs. The "pollution threads" means stem from the extraction, processing, and combustion of fossil fuels, which release pollutants and greenhouse gases into the environment. 🔥 Key Pollutants from Fossil Fuels:🔥 Carbon Dioxide (CO₂): Primary driver of global warming, leading to climate change, rising sea levels, and extreme weather.Sulfur Dioxide (SO₂) and Nitrogen Oxides (NOx): Cause acid rain, harming ecosystems, soil, and water bodies. And Contributes to air pollution, linked to respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. A potent greenhouse gas released during extraction and transport, accelerating climate change.Coal mining and oil extraction release mercury, arsenic, and other toxins, contaminating soil and water. These pollutants degrade air, water, and soil quality, threatening both humans to heal. 🔥 Severe Impact on Natural Environment and Resource Loss🔥 Over the past 200 years, the exploitation of fossil fuels has coincided with significant land use changes and resource depletion, driven by urbanization, industrialization, and population growth. Let’s compare the state of the world in 1825 (200 years ago) to today: Land and Resource availability in 18th century Population: The global population was around 1 billion, compared to ~8 billion today. Lower population pressure meant less demand for land and resources.Vast areas of the Earth remained forested, with wetlands, grasslands, and other ecosystems largely intact. For example:Approximately 50% of global land was covered by forests (compared to ~30% today).Agricultural land was less intensive, relying on traditional methods with minimal chemical inputs.Fossil fuel use was in its infancy (coal was the primary energy source, with oil and gas becoming significant later). Renewable resources like timber, freshwater, and fertile soil were abundant, and ecosystems were more resilient.Ecosystems supported a higher diversity of species, with fewer human-induced extinctions compared to today.Resources: Fossil fuel use was in its infancy (coal was the primary energy source, with oil and gas becoming significant later). Renewable resources like timber, freshwater, and fertile soil were abundant, and ecosystems were more resilient. 🔥 Changes by 2025:🔥 Deforestation and Land Conversion: Urbanization and industrial agriculture have transformed landscapes. Since 1825: ~20% of global forests have been lost, with tropical forests like the Amazon shrinking significantly due to logging, mining, and agriculture.Wetlands, critical for water purification and biodiversity, have declined by ~50% globally.Urban areas have expanded dramatically, with cities now covering ~3% of global land (up from <1% in 1825). 🔥Resource Depletion:🔥 Fossil fuel extraction has depleted non-renewable reserves, with estimates suggesting peak oil production may have already occurred or will soon. Mining for coal and other minerals has scarred landscapes, reducing arable land. 🔥Ecosystem Degradation: 🔥 Pollution from fossil fuels has acidified soils, polluted rivers, and disrupted ecosystems, reducing their ability to provide services like pollination, water filtration, and carbon sequestration. 🔥Biodiversity Loss🔥 The WWF estimates a 68% decline in global wildlife populations since 1970, driven partly by habitat loss tied to fossil fuel-driven activities. 🔥 Threats to Human Lives🔥 Fossil fuel pollution poses direct and indirect threats to human health and well-being: Air Pollution: The WHO estimates that air pollution (largely from fossil fuels) causes ~7 million premature deaths annually, linked to diseases like lung cancer, heart disease, and stroke. 🔥 Climate Change Impacts:🔥 Rising temperatures, extreme weather, and sea-level rise threaten food security, water availability, and habitable land. For example: Droughts and floods reduce agricultural yields, exacerbating hunger (e.g., 820 million people faced food insecurity in 2023). Coastal cities face flooding risks, displacing millions (e.g., projections suggest 200 million climate refugees by 2050).Health impacts and environmental cleanup strain economies. The IMF estimates that fossil fuel-related air pollution costs ~4.6% of global GDP annually. 🔥 Threats to Natural Sustainable Resources🔥undermines the sustainability of natural resources critical for life: On Soil Fertility: Acid rain and chemical runoff from fossil fuel industries degrade soil, reducing agricultural productivity. Water Resources from all over the world Oil spills, coal ash, and fracking contaminate groundwater and rivers. For instance, 1.1 billion people lack access to clean water, partly due to industrial pollution. 🔥 Forests and Carbon Sinks:🔥 Deforestation for fossil fuel infrastructure (e.g., pipelines, mines) reduces the Earth’s capacity to absorb CO₂, accelerating climate change. 🔥Fisheries and Oceans: 🔥 Its effects Ocean acidification from CO₂ emissions threatens marine ecosystems, with coral reefs declining by ~50% since the 1950s, impacting fish stocks that 3 billion people rely on. 🔥 Urban Dreams and Resource Exploitation🔥 My point about humans “grabbing resources for urban dreams” is apt. The Industrial Revolution, fueled by coal and later oil, enabled rapid urbanization and economic growth but at the cost of environmental degradation: 1800s: Steam engines and coal-powered factories transformed rural societies into urban centers. Cities like London and New York grew rapidly, increasing demand for resources. 🔥 19th century effects 🔥 The rise of automobiles, electricity, and global trade, powered by oil and gas, accelerated land conversion and resource extraction. 🔥 21st century 🔥 Globalization and consumerism, supported by cheap fossil fuels, drove deforestation, mining, and urban sprawl, particularly in developing nations.This pursuit of urbanization and economic growth often prioritize short-term gains over long-term sustainability, leading to the loss of “lands to live” and “potential resources” may describe. 🔥 Potential Solutions and Moving Forward with speedy 🔥 To address the threats posed by fossil fuels and restore sustainable resource use, several strategies can be considered: Transition to Renewables: Solar, wind, and hydropower can reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Global renewable energy capacity grew by 10% in 2023, but fossil fuels still account for ~80% of energy use. 🔥 Reforestation and Conservation with Lawful 🔥 Restoring forests and protecting ecosystems can enhance carbon sinks and biodiversity. Initiatives like the Bonn Challenge aim to restore 350 million hectares of degraded land by 2030. 🔥 Sustainable Urban Planning in countries 🔥 Cities can adopt green infrastructure (e.g., urban forests, renewable-powered public transport) to reduce environmental impact. 🔥 Observe Policy and Regulation in all countries🔥 Carbon taxes, emission caps, and subsidies for clean energy can incentivize sustainable practices. The Paris Agreement aims to limit global warming to 1.5°C, but stronger enforcement is needed. 🔥 Respect Circular annually Recycling, reducing waste, and stainable agricultural lands and preserve resources. 🔥Conclusion🔥 Save Earth and next Generation from Pollution ©Geethika Venkatesan #GeethikasDream #public #PublicAwareness #geethikavoice #pollution #everyoneactive #GreenRevolution #young #yadhumadiintegratedruralandurbandevelopmentsociety #saveearth #pollution #globalwarming #climatechange #ActNow #everyonefollowers #everyoneactive #everyonehighlights #everyoneシ゚ #everyone #everyonehighlightsfollowers #🌲పచ్చని చెట్లు🌲 #🙆 Feel Good Status #👧girl power #😇My Status

_____Second Day of Odisha state, Environmental awareness tour....📢 🇮🇳 ______Today, in Bir Hare Krushna Pur Government High School, Puri District, Odisha, India, my NGO volunteers are conducting an awareness program to highlight the ongoing climate crisis and the devastating effects of soil pollution on agriculture. We are calling for urgent action to protect our planet and its resources.What do billions of people truly need? Is it endless digital innovation, artificial intelligence, or a fantasy world driven by modern science? No—the world needs a pollution-free journey. We need clean food, safe water, breathable air, and sustainable resources that endure for generations. Policymakers must prioritize investments in agriculture, water body restoration, afforestation, and support for small-scale farmers. The dreams of corporate leaders must not come at the cost of our beautiful Earth.Together, let’s awaken the world to fight for a sustainable, pollution-free future. Join us in building a legacy of hope, resilience, and harmony with nature! ______My dreams are deeply rooted in protecting nature and uplifting communities worldwide. Through relentless efforts, my team and I at Yadhumadi Integrated Rural and Urban Development Society are working tirelessly—engaging in fieldwork, raising awareness, and inspiring action. Every week, we connect with farmers, rural communities, students, food producers, and people across the globe to address the pressing challenges of pollution, climate change, global warming, and the preservation of sustainable resources for future generations. 🙏 My special thanks to School Head Master 🙏 My special thanks to more than 50 faculty teachers 🙏 My special thanks to morethan 750 students 🙏 My special thanks to our International program adviser and Moderator Mr. Jan Edvinsson sir 🙏 My special thanks to our NGO President smt. N. Jaya Lakshmi mam 🙏 My special thanks to our NGO secretary cum Legal Advisor Mr. V. Chittibabu sir 🙏 My special thanks to the Treasurer cum National Program advisor smt. N. Lavanya Satheesh mam 🙏 my special thanks to our NGO Volunteers Lets join me in millions to raise the voice against pollution and climate change crisis #Odisha #students #pollution #climatechange #globalwarming #GlobalNews #indian #PMOIndia #myvoice #myvoiceagainstpollution #geethikasdream #geethikasvoice #youthempowerment #young #youngminds #awareness #awarenesscampaign #seminar World Food Programme UN Geneva UN Environment Programme Fridays for Future International UN Climate Change Earth Guardians IPCC Yadhumadi integrated rural and urban development society Following UN Sustainable Development Platform Geethika Venkatesan International Young Climate Activist #🌲పచ్చని చెట్లు🌲 #😇My Status #🙆 Feel Good Status #👧girl power

_____Second Day of Odisha state, Environmental awareness tour....📢 🇮🇳 ______Today, in Bir Hare Krushna Pur Government High School, Puri District, Odisha, India, my NGO volunteers are conducting an awareness program to highlight the ongoing climate crisis and the devastating effects of soil pollution on agriculture. We are calling for urgent action to protect our planet and its resources.What do billions of people truly need? Is it endless digital innovation, artificial intelligence, or a fantasy world driven by modern science? No—the world needs a pollution-free journey. We need clean food, safe water, breathable air, and sustainable resources that endure for generations. Policymakers must prioritize investments in agriculture, water body restoration, afforestation, and support for small-scale farmers. The dreams of corporate leaders must not come at the cost of our beautiful Earth.Together, let’s awaken the world to fight for a sustainable, pollution-free future. Join us in building a legacy of hope, resilience, and harmony with nature! ______My dreams are deeply rooted in protecting nature and uplifting communities worldwide. Through relentless efforts, my team and I at Yadhumadi Integrated Rural and Urban Development Society are working tirelessly—engaging in fieldwork, raising awareness, and inspiring action. Every week, we connect with farmers, rural communities, students, food producers, and people across the globe to address the pressing challenges of pollution, climate change, global warming, and the preservation of sustainable resources for future generations. 🙏 My special thanks to School Head Master 🙏 My special thanks to more than 50 faculty teachers 🙏 My special thanks to morethan 750 students 🙏 My special thanks to our International program adviser and Moderator Mr. Jan Edvinsson sir 🙏 My special thanks to our NGO President smt. N. Jaya Lakshmi mam 🙏 My special thanks to our NGO secretary cum Legal Advisor Mr. V. Chittibabu sir 🙏 My special thanks to the Treasurer cum National Program advisor smt. N. Lavanya Satheesh mam 🙏 my special thanks to our NGO Volunteers Lets join me in millions to raise the voice against pollution and climate change crisis #Odisha #students #pollution #climatechange #globalwarming #GlobalNews #indian #PMOIndia #myvoice #myvoiceagainstpollution #geethikasdream #geethikasvoice #youthempowerment #young #youngminds #awareness #awarenesscampaign #seminar World Food Programme UN Geneva UN Environment Programme Fridays for Future International UN Climate Change Earth Guardians IPCC Yadhumadi integrated rural and urban development society Following UN Sustainable Development Platform Geethika Venkatesan International Young Climate Activist #🌲పచ్చని చెట్లు🌲 #👧girl power #🙆 Feel Good Status #😇My Status

_____Second Day of Odisha state, Environmental awareness tour....📢 🇮🇳 ______Today, in Bir Hare Krushna Pur Government High School, Puri District, Odisha, India, my NGO volunteers are conducting an awareness program to highlight the ongoing climate crisis and the devastating effects of soil pollution on agriculture. We are calling for urgent action to protect our planet and its resources.What do billions of people truly need? Is it endless digital innovation, artificial intelligence, or a fantasy world driven by modern science? No—the world needs a pollution-free journey. We need clean food, safe water, breathable air, and sustainable resources that endure for generations. Policymakers must prioritize investments in agriculture, water body restoration, afforestation, and support for small-scale farmers. The dreams of corporate leaders must not come at the cost of our beautiful Earth.Together, let’s awaken the world to fight for a sustainable, pollution-free future. Join us in building a legacy of hope, resilience, and harmony with nature! ______My dreams are deeply rooted in protecting nature and uplifting communities worldwide. Through relentless efforts, my team and I at Yadhumadi Integrated Rural and Urban Development Society are working tirelessly—engaging in fieldwork, raising awareness, and inspiring action. Every week, we connect with farmers, rural communities, students, food producers, and people across the globe to address the pressing challenges of pollution, climate change, global warming, and the preservation of sustainable resources for future generations. 🙏 My special thanks to School Head Master 🙏 My special thanks to more than 50 faculty teachers 🙏 My special thanks to morethan 750 students 🙏 My special thanks to our International program adviser and Moderator Mr. Jan Edvinsson sir 🙏 My special thanks to our NGO President smt. N. Jaya Lakshmi mam 🙏 My special thanks to our NGO secretary cum Legal Advisor Mr. V. Chittibabu sir 🙏 My special thanks to the Treasurer cum National Program advisor smt. N. Lavanya Satheesh mam 🙏 my special thanks to our NGO Volunteers Lets join me in millions to raise the voice against pollution and climate change crisis #Odisha #students #pollution #climatechange #globalwarming #GlobalNews #indian #PMOIndia #myvoice #myvoiceagainstpollution #geethikasdream #geethikasvoice #youthempowerment #young #youngminds #awareness #awarenesscampaign #seminar World Food Programme UN Geneva UN Environment Programme Fridays for Future International UN Climate Change Earth Guardians IPCC Yadhumadi integrated rural and urban development society Following UN Sustainable Development Platform Geethika Venkatesan International Young Climate Activist #👧girl power #😇My Status #🌲పచ్చని చెట్లు🌲 #🙆 Feel Good Status

_____Second Day of Odisha state, Environmental awareness tour....📢 🇮🇳 ______Today, in Bir Hare Krushna Pur Government High School, Puri District, Odisha, India, my NGO volunteers are conducting an awareness program to highlight the ongoing climate crisis and the devastating effects of soil pollution on agriculture. We are calling for urgent action to protect our planet and its resources.What do billions of people truly need? Is it endless digital innovation, artificial intelligence, or a fantasy world driven by modern science? No—the world needs a pollution-free journey. We need clean food, safe water, breathable air, and sustainable resources that endure for generations. Policymakers must prioritize investments in agriculture, water body restoration, afforestation, and support for small-scale farmers. The dreams of corporate leaders must not come at the cost of our beautiful Earth.Together, let’s awaken the world to fight for a sustainable, pollution-free future. Join us in building a legacy of hope, resilience, and harmony with nature! ______My dreams are deeply rooted in protecting nature and uplifting communities worldwide. Through relentless efforts, my team and I at Yadhumadi Integrated Rural and Urban Development Society are working tirelessly—engaging in fieldwork, raising awareness, and inspiring action. Every week, we connect with farmers, rural communities, students, food producers, and people across the globe to address the pressing challenges of pollution, climate change, global warming, and the preservation of sustainable resources for future generations. 🙏 My special thanks to School Head Master 🙏 My special thanks to more than 50 faculty teachers 🙏 My special thanks to morethan 750 students 🙏 My special thanks to our International program adviser and Moderator Mr. Jan Edvinsson sir 🙏 My special thanks to our NGO President smt. N. Jaya Lakshmi mam 🙏 My special thanks to our NGO secretary cum Legal Advisor Mr. V. Chittibabu sir 🙏 My special thanks to the Treasurer cum National Program advisor smt. N. Lavanya Satheesh mam 🙏 my special thanks to our NGO Volunteers Lets join me in millions to raise the voice against pollution and climate change crisis #Odisha #students #pollution #climatechange #globalwarming #GlobalNews #indian #PMOIndia #myvoice #myvoiceagainstpollution #geethikasdream #geethikasvoice #youthempowerment #young #youngminds #awareness #awarenesscampaign #seminar World Food Programme UN Geneva UN Environment Programme Fridays for Future International UN Climate Change Earth Guardians IPCC Yadhumadi integrated rural and urban development society Following UN Sustainable Development Platform Geethika Venkatesan International Young Climate Activist #🙆 Feel Good Status #👧girl power #😇My Status #🌲పచ్చని చెట్లు🌲

🔥 At the tender age of 10, I stood tall with placard in my hands, delivering what I believe is my greatest and strongest message to the world. That a young girl school with uniform holding a sign that boldly declares: "REVOLUTION FOR FUTURE DEMOCRACY #GLOBALCLIMATESCHOOLSTRIKE for NATURE ECO SYSTEM PURE WATER UN-POLLUTED AIR FOOD" – my name, Geethika Venkatesan. It was a call from the heart, a plea for a better tomorrow. Today, as an international young climate activist, I revisit and expand on that message, urging humanity to confront the escalating crisis of natural resource depletion on our precious Earth. This is not just advice; it's my unyielding stand for sustainable development, a principle that transcends political or economic systems and demands action from every society, every nation.The core idea is simple yet profound: Every country and society, irrespective of its governance or economy, must ensure the provision of essential resources – nutritious food, clean water, and fresh air – while preserving our planet's natural bounty for future generations. This is the bedrock of sustainable development, a framework that balances human needs with environmental integrity. But why must we, as humanitarians, press forward with urgency? Our world faces a fast-growing population, coupled with evolving human genetics and societal demands, straining resources to their limits. We must maintain and protect these vital assets, or risk irreversible collapse. 🔥 Central to this is inter-generational equity – the ethical obligation to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs. Think deeply: In an era of rapid technological advancement and population surges, are we truly safeguarding this balance? If we continue on our current path, what legacy do we leave? Depleted soils leading to food shortages, contaminated rivers causing health epidemics, and polluted skies choking life itself. Future births may inherit a world where basic survival becomes a luxury, where children like my 10-year-old self wonder not about dreams, but about drinking water or breathable air. We must pause and reflect: Is it possible to envision a future where equity prevails, or will greed eclipse our shared humanity? 🔥Then there's environmental sustainability, the imperative to maintain ecological balance by conserving natural resources and protecting the environment. In this 21st century, and as we hurtle toward the 22nd, can we achieve this? The signs are ominous. Forests are vanishing at alarming rates – over 420 million hectares lost since 1990, equivalent to the size of the European Union – fueling climate change and biodiversity extinction. Oceans, once teeming with life, are now choked with plastics and acidified by carbon emissions, threatening marine ecosystems that provide food for billions. Freshwater sources are dwindling; by 2050, up to 5 billion people could face water scarcity due to over-extraction, pollution, and erratic weather patterns driven by global warming. Air quality deteriorates in urban sprawls, with pollutants causing millions of premature deaths annually and exacerbating respiratory diseases in vulnerable populations, including children.The future crisis looms larger than we dare admit. If unchecked, resource depletion will trigger cascading disasters: Widespread famines as arable land turns to dust bowls from soil erosion and overuse of fertilizers; violent conflicts over scarce water and minerals, displacing millions and destabilizing nations; loss of biodiversity, with one million species at risk of extinction, unraveling the food chains that sustain us; and intensified climate events – megastorms, heatwaves, and rising seas – swallowing coastal communities and agricultural heartlands. This isn't distant dystopia; it's the trajectory we're on, accelerated by unchecked urbanization and industrialization. Our escalating urban civilization maze – sprawling megacities devouring green spaces for concrete jungles – benefits only a select few: powerful individuals, privileged countries, and corporate beneficiaries. Meanwhile, the voiceless – indigenous communities, wildlife, and future generations – bear the brunt. 🔥 Policymakers, scientists, and leaders must ponder: Will social and environmental integration become reality? We need to weave environmental, social, and economic considerations seamlessly into the planning and management of natural resources across the entire Earth. This isn't optional; it's essential. Various political and economic theories, including democratic eco-socialism, recognize this urgency, calling for a radical reconfiguration of our economies and systems to prioritize both people and the planet. We must shift from exploitative models to regenerative ones: Investing in renewable energy, enforcing strict conservation laws, promoting circular economies that minimize waste, and empowering local communities to steward their lands.Why am I raising this alarm? Because we are ravaging Earth's sustained natural resources – finite treasures like minerals, forests, and aquifers – for the gain of some people, some countries, and some individuals. This plunder ignores the truth: These resources belong to every living being on this planet, from the tiniest insect to the mightiest whale, from rural farmers to urban dwellers. They are not for one person, one region, or one nation to monopolize. The Earth is a shared home, interdependent and fragile. Wake up each morning to this reality and heed the call to action! 🔥 Let us unite in revolution – not of violence, but of vision and resolve. Governments must enact policies for zero deforestation and clean energy transitions. Businesses should adopt sustainable practices, phasing out fossil fuels and single-use plastics. Individuals can reduce consumption, support eco-friendly initiatives, and amplify voices like mine. Together, we can forge a path where future generations inherit abundance, not scarcity; harmony, not havoc.This is the small yet powerful voice of a future living being, speaking for all voiceless breathers on Earth. Join me in this fight. Geethika Venkatesan📌 International Young Climate Activist #👧girl power #😇My Status #🙆 Feel Good Status #🌲పచ్చని చెట్లు🌲

Tomorrow may suffer your children, your regions, your country and the entire human globe.... Yes wakeup morning call to every one 😥 dont move towards Destruction! I know that it won't make any difference to anyone even after watching these videos, but I don't know why every time I feel like sending such videos, there is a hope that someone will understand... But every time disappointment comes and no one understands... Everyone knows, everyone knows... but no one is ready to accept it. All I would like to say is that it does not matter if a person himself dies, but seeing his family and future generations dying every moment... For what are you doing it and why are you doing it... Will the person for whom you are doing this not suffer? Plz plz wake up and don't run towards this destruction... #🙆 Feel Good Status #👧girl power #😇My Status #🌲పచ్చని చెట్లు🌲

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