[Sn1F3rt]

Yeah @deanhills, @rudra, @LightDestory. Agree with all of you guys. I realize how inhumane behavior are 'humans' inflicting on the other species. You know what - we humans don't know how to coexist. We're very selfish. We've forgotten that this Earth is not only ours. We belong to the Earth, Earth doesn't belong to us. We aren't used to the concept of sharing existence. For instance, everyone opts for shared hosting nowadays for normal websites in comparison to dedicated hosting, however we want dedicated space for ourselves on the Earth, which we share with millions and millions of other species, again with millions undiscovered. Where is this gonna end? Unless realisations dawn on humans, nothing positive can happen. As it is said, it's never too late to do the right work, we still have a chance. However, that's limited to only a few more years, after which unless miracles happen, there shall be no chance of improvement, even that it's the most obvious thing then.

Having said all this, I feel I've gone to far to the extent of skeptical criticism, so let's cool the situation. My post isn't to suggest that no action is being taken in this regard. In this context, I'd like to highlight a steaming hot development in this area. On Sunday, Modi Government launched a massive tree plantation drive and has made provisions so that this is implemented even in the remotest corner of the country. In New Delhi, circulars were sent to all schools including ours, making it a must for students to participate in this endeavor. So yesterday our principal launched a new club in the school known as the 'Bosco Green Allaince' which will cater to these interests. I'm a proud core member of this committee.

To sum up, I'd like to say that this should be transformed into a global effort and an international (preferably UN) conference, should be held to implement this, and each country should participate. Let's start this revolution, by taking a vow to plant a sapling near our house.

Regards,