I do many things to protect the environment. For example, I use water efficiently and reduce paper use to save trees. But what is my motivation for this? The simple truth is that any wasted resource becomes my own loss. Since I live on Earth and depend on its resources, consuming more than I need means using up not only my share, but also the share of others.
This situation is fundamentally unfair to future generations, such as those who will live in 2045 or even in the year 3000. Because of this, we must use everything wisely and protect what we have. Leaving a clean and livable world for future generations is our most important long-term responsibility.
But you might ask: How exactly can we save nature?
Let me explain. First, we need to use our resources responsibly. Second, we must avoid excess. For example, if you only need one sheet of paper for your work but choose to use three, that is a direct waste of natural resources.