Through science & technology, we have created many things that reduce human efforts. Through science and technology, we are living our lives comfortably. We have created many things like artificial human organs. We have made automobiles, locomotives, etc. to transport from one place to another. Though we have created many of these things but do we ever think of pollution in the air caused by burning fossil fuels for generating power and because of all these pollutions, the coarse air is affecting the human brain. The air pollution harms the white matter of the brain, that is associated with the language skill. Through the previous research, people know that air pollution can create problems for respiratory health, also can increase the risk of deaths from heart or lung diseases. Researchers have also found that the high amount of air pollution can affect children’s cognitive abilities, may increase the risk of cognitive decline and, then contribute to depression. This issue has not gotten the perception but it should be taken extremely vital in the change for the betterment of the environment because this is also a factor that affects the mental health of the children and their academic performance too. It seems like that the particulate matter of air pollutants, go beyond the vascular damage. Both coarse and fine particulate, of air pollutants, was associated with cognitive decline as per said by some scientists. Though, we cannot resolve this problem, completely, in a day but, we can operate to reduce these up to a certain level, that the present and upcoming generation won’t face any crisis in future. For this to happen our country as well as every other country should look upon this problem and find the antidote for saving fossil fuels, the environment and all living organisms on earth. The E-vehicles are not adapted in the whole globe entirely so, till then we can do is stop our vehicles for one or two days per week. It’s a big coalition when it comes to mental health as well as to our precious environment. Therefore, we together should take one step to protect our environment as well as to reduce this pollution for the sake of the upcoming and present generation.
Unpacking the Global Resource Outlook 2024
In an era where the echoes of sustainability resonate more profoundly than ever, a group of determined interns—Aarav, Razia Karim, Diksha Yadav, Washim Ahmed, Sanjana, and Godavari—have embarked on a crucial mission. Their goal: to decode the dense scientific discourse of the Global Resource Outlook 2024 into a language that speaks directly to the heart of our communities. This document, a pivotal analysis of our planet’s resource use, calls for an urgent shift towards sustainable practices to address the pressing crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. By translating these insights into accessible knowledge, our interns aim to ignite a movement towards sustainability, fostering community engagement, influencing behavioral change, and advocating for policies that protect our natural world. Join us on this journey of discovery, learning, and action as we strive towards a sustainable and equitable future for all.