wendy
Maybe in our daily life, we always unintentionally have these behaviours, such as taking a shower for 30 minutes, forgetting to turn off the water. We seldom think about the bad effect of these behaviours. In someone's mind, it feels like that water is an inexhaustible resource. But In another scene, a wheat standing in a field without drinking a drop of water for a few days. The sky is clear without any clouds. It hasn't been rainning for a month. In fact, it has a chance to be watered before, but the water from reservoir prioritized to provide for people who living in city. Maybe just one drop of water can help the wheat survives the drouth. Some people waste water every day, meanwhile the plants fight with the sun every day, too. This can be a win-win war at first. People save each drop of water, the water in a reservoir in enough to be provided for both people and plants, but finally they fails due to the people's greed and selfishness!
2024年4月17日 07:24
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Maybe in our daily life we always unintentionally adopt a few behaviours (UK) / behaviors (US) such as taking a shower for 30 minutes or forgetting to turn off the faucet. We seldom think about the bad consequences of such behaviours. In someone's mind, it feels like that water is an inexhaustible resource. Imagine a scene: wheat standing in a field which haven’t received a single drop of water for a few days, the sky is clear without any clouds and it hasn't been raining for a month. In fact, it could be watered but water stocks are dedicated first for people living in cities. Maybe just one drop of water can help wheat survive the drought. Some people waste water every day, while plants also fight against the heat every day. If people save each drop of water, their will be enough water in stock to provide for both people and plants and that would be a win-win situation but it is not happening due to people's greed and selfishness!
2024年4月17日
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