Question

It is our moral duty to protect upper layer of soil. Explain.​

Answer 1

Answer:

because protecting our upper layer of soil is very important for humans as well as animals. Do you know how upper soil helps us?

First let's perform a activity based on this topic. physical activity)

method:go to a place where there is no soil just rocks(under construction roads) try to pour water in one place , now walk a little distance,and last 5ake some plants and try to plant it.

observation: what do you observe?you will observe that the water which you pour will be dirty , you can't able to walk properly nor you the plants would be correctly planted.

result: this activity proves that soil is very to us and in our daily lives

Explanation:

upper soil is type of natural thing which is very essential for us . have you observed that whenever rain comes how that water is useful to us? that water is filtered in soil by nature. it is the home to various types of underground insects and animals. we are able to walk , many buildings are constructed on it etc

so seeing these all things we can say that it is our and everyone's moral duty to protect upper layer of soil.

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Answer 2

It is our moral duty as sustenance depends on its conservation.

• Earth and its wealth of resources make life possible on the planet. It is impossible to imagine our lives without resources like sunlight, land, air, plants, and water.
• The survival of living species is jeopardised when natural resources are endangered. Thus, we must protect the environment at all costs. This can be initiated as -

1. Soil conservation refers to the practise of preventing soil degradation due to erosion or decreased richness as a result of misuse, acidification, salinization, or other chemical soil pollution.

2. Climate change will be combated and food security will be promoted through preserving soil, organic matter, and biodiversity, as well as lowering air emissions.

3. The upper layer must be protected because it protects the soil from harsh weather and prevents erosion. As the soil conserves, more nutrients are captured.