WRITING
* Write a letter to the The Editor, The Hindu
New Delhi , stating the "Pollution free city you observe now " is a great scenario for the earth to heal itself from global warming. You can use your own creative ideas like pictures in between the letter .
* Kindly follow the format given below.
FORMAT OF THE FORMAL LETTER
Sender's Address
( House number
Area - City)
Date ( 6th April, 2020)
Receiver's Address
( The Editor
The Hindu
Name of the city )
Salutation ( Sir / Madam)
Subject: ( Mention the purpose of letter.)
BODY OF THE LETTER: (3 - 5 paragraph Maximum 200 words) )
- Introduction about theme.
- Main content ( The cause and effect )
- Conclusion ( Suggestion for the theme or supporting ideas. )
Thanking you
Yours truly/ faithfully
Signature
Name (Your)
Designation
* ( These letters are applicable for Formal letters like Official letter, complaint letter, Letter to Editor , Leave Letter, Sales letter etc.)
Answers
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Our skies are clearer thanks to plummeting CO2 and pollution levels, congested tourist spots are breathing easier, and closer home, we are finally noticing and appreciating that tree along the driveway that has several feathered visitors through the day.
If there could ever be a silver lining to the dark and unforgiving cloud that is the coronavirus, it is this: the earth is finally healing. There are no flights emitting chemicals into the sky, no factories releasing chemicals into the sea, no vehicles emitting gases into the streets…. The silver lining has made one thing quite clear: it is we humans who are responsible for today’s state of affairs. And if decades of pillaging the planet wasn’t enough, we have somehow managed to unleash a pandemic upon ourselves.
A quick glance at China’s wildlife trade reveals how the country is putting global health at risk. The many wet markets (including the one in Wuhan where the coronavirus is suspected to have originated) pose countless health risks and have been under the global radar for years. There have been several calls for a crackdown on China’s illegal wildlife markets and trade, but nothing was done despite the deadly SARS outbreak of 2003. A ban was put in place (like now) but swiftly lifted when things settled down.