ENVIRONMENT

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HOW ARE WE GOING TO FIGHT THESE

It has been confirmed that majority in the universe we live spoil the environment, the spoilers were rated as 70% while 20% watch how the environment is spoiled and 10% are struggling to save it.
    We spoil our environment in different ways,
 1.People clearing forest to get afield for farming
 2.Disposal of waste products
 3.Pollution of air by industries.
 4.Soil erosion by farming along the river and opened roads without proper mainteinance.
  But we can overcome these if join hand in hand and fight these.

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