how can we protect natural resources
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The various ways to protect our natural resources are:
1. Reduce-- Reduce the consumption of natural resources as much as possible. For example, 1 can use bicycle or walk short distances rather than using petrol powered vehicles.
2. Reuse -- Follow the pricnciple of Reuse. For example, u can use the back of rough papers for personal work.
3. Recycle -- Recycling of materials like paper, glass etc is essential.
4. Alternative Sources Of Energy -- Use alternative sources of energy such as Solar Energy for cooking and heating water.
5. Do Not Waste Water -- Water should not be wasted to avoid water scarcity problems in the future. Rather than washing our cars, they can be wiped. Instead of using a shower we cna use a bucket to bath.
6. Avoid damaging trees-- Trees should not be cut. And if they r, 2 trees should be planted in compensation of that 1 tree.
7. Saving Electricity-- Switching off lights and fans wen not in use, unplugging mobile chargers, Switching off the tv rather than keeping it in stand by mode can help save enough electricity to light up a small town.
8. Creating Awareness -- Pamphlets, flyers and clubs can be formed to create awareness among people about the neccesity to conserve and judiciously use the natural resource
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Preservation of the natural environment is essential for maintaining community sustainability. This section presents various approaches and techniques used successfully in different communities to protect and restore their natural resources.
Water
Adequate water supplies of high quality are necessary both for community use and local ecosystems. Communities and jurisdictions must work together to assure an adequate water supply to meet future needs. This section presents resources to aid in that effort.
Energy
Communities require energy. Nonrenewable sources for power generation, home and workplace, and transportation cause pollution and its harmful impacts. Energy conservation and the use of renewable fuels provide cost-effective and more sustainable alternatives. This section contains resources available to make energy use more efficient.
Air and Climate
Both the natural ecosystem and human health can be adversely impacted by declining air quality and climatic change. Communities can preserve air quality by limiting or eliminating the discharge of harmful chemicals into the air and by minimizing the sources of air pollution. This section contains resources and approaches that address air quality and climate change.
Biodiversity
Biodiversity is particularly important for creating sustainability because of the specialized roles each species plays in maintaining ecological balance. Communities can promote healthy wildlife by supporting integrative approaches for managing, protecting, and enhancing wildlife populations and habitats appropriate to their area. Some examples are given here.
Land, Forests, and Ecosystems
While providing a protective covering for soil, water, and the atmosphere, forests are also renewable sources of an endless variety of products. In a healthy ecosystem, policies and programs must balance economic and conservation needs. This section highlights cases where communities have developed land use practices and businesses that both conserve ecosystems and enhance local economies
Preservation of the natural environment is essential for maintaining community sustainability. This section presents various approaches and techniques used successfully in different communities to protect and restore their natural resources.
Water
Adequate water supplies of high quality are necessary both for community use and local ecosystems. Communities and jurisdictions must work together to assure an adequate water supply to meet future needs. This section presents resources to aid in that effort.
Energy
Communities require energy. Nonrenewable sources for power generation, home and workplace, and transportation cause pollution and its harmful impacts. Energy conservation and the use of renewable fuels provide cost-effective and more sustainable alternatives. This section contains resources available to make energy use more efficient.
Air and Climate
Both the natural ecosystem and human health can be adversely impacted by declining air quality and climatic change. Communities can preserve air quality by limiting or eliminating the discharge of harmful chemicals into the air and by minimizing the sources of air pollution. This section contains resources and approaches that address air quality and climate change.
Biodiversity
Biodiversity is particularly important for creating sustainability because of the specialized roles each species plays in maintaining ecological balance. Communities can promote healthy wildlife by supporting integrative approaches for managing, protecting, and enhancing wildlife populations and habitats appropriate to their area. Some examples are given here.
Land, Forests, and Ecosystems
While providing a protective covering for soil, water, and the atmosphere, forests are also renewable sources of an endless variety of products. In a healthy ecosystem, policies and programs must balance economic and conservation needs. This section highlights cases where communities have developed land use practices and businesses that both conserve ecosystems and enhance local economies
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