Question

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Answer 1

     Burning tree leaves

• We love to have trees in our friendly  neighborhood and working area. Many campuses have hundreds of trees giving us fresh Oxygen by absorbing Carbon dioxide.

• However, we don't realize that we deliberately nullify the good done by those trees, then and there itself.

• Watchmen, gardeners or sweepers clean the ground and gather leaves, small stems etc. into a pile. Then they set fire to it. That generates a lot of smoke suffocating the fresh air seeking walkers and residents nearby. CO and CO2 are generated consuming a lot of O2. Soot and ash are harmful to eyes and lungs.

• It's done in many campuses, gardens, residential areas and on roadsides. Instead if those leaves are buried underground, the soil becomes more nutrient.

• Illiteracy and carelessness of campus/municipal authorities could be some reasons for this eco-destructive practice happening for decades.

• Perhaps some bonhommes amongst us will be able to convince those workers to discontinue such practices.

Answer 2

Answer:

this is partially true as bcz the leaves will itself

be decayed by microorganisms which will result in production of carbon dioxide which also cause green