Taking care of the world is also taking care of ourselves.

Taking care of the world is also taking care of ourselves.

To begin, we must recognize the impact of our actions, which have had consequences on the environment, since in the past this problem has existed in a minimal way, but over the years it has become more present and visible due to the path humanity takes. Human actions such as: deforestation, river pollution, air pollution due to hydrocarbons and greenhouse gases cause damage to planet Earth, provoking natural phenomena such as: earthquakes, tsunamis, extinction of flora, fauna and warming global. Caring for the environment has been the subject of recent years, where there is a wide variety of strategies that can be implemented or used for help: to the global warming, the loss of wild species and the great part of the flora that surrounds us, for this the most used strategy is recycling, which consists of dividing the specific waste according to its characteristics, such as: food, plastic, medical utensils, glass or cardboard, since this would facilitate the conversion of all waste into renewable material. there is also the reuse, which is a simple and easy to use practice, to know what type of materials can be used again, we must know the structure of these, for example: glass is an inorganic material brittle and transparent with a structure amorphous, which takes 4,000 years to degrade; Plastic is a material with a molecular structure that can be molded by heat or pressure, and it takes 150 years to decompose. They should be washed preferably and have adequate hygiene to be able to handle food or store any product in general.
To conclude, each person with a spirit of contribution to care must take into account these basic strategies,  something minimal that can make a difference to improve and maintain care for the environment.