HOW DOES TREE PLANTING HELP THE ENVIRONMENT?
HOW DOES TREE PLANTING HELP THE ENVIRONMENT?
Tree planting is recognized as one of the most engaging, environmentally friendly activities that people can take in to better the planet. Trees provide a multitude of benefits, both long and short term. As well as being attractive aesthetically, they remove and store carbon from the atmosphere, show heavy rain and reduce the risk flooding, enchance air quality and improve the urban heat island effect by reflecting sunlight and providing shade. In addition, the physical weight of a tree consist of approximately 50% carbon as such trees have a strong climate change mitigation of the urban heat island effect and improvements to air quality are localized and will bring the most benefits to the people who live and otherwise spend their time in the local area. Other benefits such as the removal of carbon from the atmosphere will benefits the wider population, not just those who live the most locally.
Trees greatly benefits the people living around them by having a positive impact on mental health and well-being, reducing stress and encouraging outdoor activities. Therefore we need to love our environment, plant more trees for better living in this world, encourage each other to plant trees, take care of our environment to become clean and green for a comfortable living to achieve builds community spirit and unity.
IMPORTANCE OF WASTE SEGREGATION
Waste poses a threat to public health and the environment if it is not stored, collected, and disposed of properly. The perception of waste as an unwanted material with no intrinsic value has dominated attitudes towards disposal.
Waste is fast becoming one of the most publicised and talked about problems, with retailers, business and individuals putting into place a range of different measures to tackle this waste consumption – this often starts with segregation. Where some of these changes have made a positive impact on reducing waste and helping the environment, in reality many other alternatives are actually causing just as much if not more harm.Littering isn’t the only issue however, sometimes even recycling can cause waste! Yes you heard that right, recycling can cause waste… when done incorrectly. Recycling is an excellent way to help save the planet, however this is hindered when the recycling gets contaminated.
Waste segregation is important not only to reduce the impact it has on the environment, but also health issues that can arise from waste and toxins that have been improperly disposed of.
THE MAGICAL PAPER TREE
Paper mulberry was introduced for use as a fast-growing, ornamental shade tree. In its native lands, paper mulberry is used in paper making.
Paper Mulberry tree, which has soft and brittle wood, can be made into charcoal, liquor or wood vinegar, handmade paper, scrunch, and bent wood as highlighted in a project.
FIND OUT THE 4 MOST FAMOUS ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATION IN THE PHILIPPINES THAT YOU CAN JOIN
HELLO ENVIRONMENT BUDDIES! Are you interested in joining organizations that help with environmental work?
Discover this 4 famous Environment Organization in the Philippines where you can join!
Greenpeace Philippines. Campaigning on environmental issues concerning our climate, oceans, plastic, food, energy, liveable cities, and social justice
Haribon Foundation for the Conservation of Natural Resources, Inc. gave birth to the Philippine environmental movement. It is the country’s pioneer environmental conservation organization. The Haribon Foundation is a leader in transforming everyone into a biodiversity champion in the Philippines. The Foundation advocates for biodiversity conservation by building constituencies, empowering communities and applying scientific and multi-disciplinary approaches.
WWF-Philippines works to improve Filipino lives by crafting solutions to climate change, providing sustainable livelihood programs, and conserving the country's richest marine and land habitats.
The Forest Foundation Philippines supports activities that foster the protection and sustainable management of forests in the Philippines.