A Clean and Green Community

By: OL-E2


There are different things we learn in school about conserving and caring for our environment. But those things we learn won't be useful if no one reacts to it. There are people who know about these economical activities that made them but an organization called the "Green Army".

The Green Army discusses important things on how to conserve and take care about our economy and help us save and conserve energy in order to help Mother Nature. They also tell us to minimize the usage of Styrofoams, aerosol sprays, insecticide and other stuff to reduce chlorofluorocarbon which destroys the ozone layer. These things are only done by experts and scientists that build the Green Army.
Just by telling everyone to help in planting can help. The Green Army can do lots of things that stand for nature. Building botanical gardens, parks and windmills can do a big part in saving our economy. So even the children can do a big part by obeying the economical commands of the Green Army.
Use CFL bulbs instead of incandescent bulbs. In this way, we can save about 75% of electricity. For the biodegradable garbage, we make a compost pit in our backyard and put the biodegradable garbage. We reduce garbage and help fertilize our soil. These are just some advises given by the Green Army to tell the activities we can do for our economy and for the better future of every citizen living.
If we just understand and do these stuff, we can live in a peaceful world containing healthy residents and happy people. We would stay happy with a non-polluted country and create a clean and green world. Everything should be like this. A better place to live in. Things could change with the help of the Green Army, the citizens and the children.


Sources/Resources:


Words:   Green Army
http://www.greenarmy.qld.gov.au/


Chlorofluorocarbon
http://www.talktalk.co.uk/reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0023689.html


Ozone Layer
http://www.epa.gov/sunwise/kids/kids_ozone.html


Photo:   Children Around the World
http://www.puo.co.za/export/sites/puo/files/latest_news/children_around_earth.jpg