Today is EARTH DAY! And I bet a lot of people didn't even know there's such a day named Earth Day. All it takes is just a powerful and influential man (Al Gore) to raise awareness among us to start paying attention to our earth. I never knew the earth is in any danger until a documentary 'Planet Earth' was aired with an episode that strucked me so much that I started to pay attention. The show was about polar bears in search for land of ice. It is so heart-breaking when you see those bears and cubs swim their way for days to search for land. Lots had died and those able to make it barely alive. And this is all happening because of Global Warming that causes the ice melted away. Even small islands are facing the fate of sinking into the sea due to the rise of sea level as the result of global warming. However, the good news is more and more people are aware and taking steps in saving our mother nature from further destruction.
I bought some books from a bookstore just the other day and they put it in paper bag instead of plastic bag. And what interesting about these paper bags are it's drawed by some Primary 5 students from selected schools across Sg. It's relieving that schools are educating our children to be aware of going green and do their parts in encouraging people to ditch the plastic for recyclable paper.
I bought some books from a bookstore just the other day and they put it in paper bag instead of plastic bag. And what interesting about these paper bags are it's drawed by some Primary 5 students from selected schools across Sg. It's relieving that schools are educating our children to be aware of going green and do their parts in encouraging people to ditch the plastic for recyclable paper.
Even more interesting is this morning when I started use google search, the logo is totally awesome!
I guess no one is forgetting about our mother nature after all! Let us work together to keep our earth a better place for our children. Wait no more, the time is now!
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