Paper is a very important element in our communication life, its excessive use has a negative impact on the environment. Paper is also an element of our communication life. But to meet the demand for this paper, trees are being cut down in large parts of the world. To maintain the balance of the environment and for our more choices, where trees are needed most, forests are being freely cleared for the group.
Every year, wood is used in the world to copy the cable, for which hundreds of acres of forest land are being shaded.
Use of tissue paper: The demand for tissue paper has increased many times over time. People of a time used reusable handkerchiefs instead of disposable tissues. Due to this temporary use of tissue, the rate of wood has been seen many times. in Bangladesh every year a lot of trees are cutting without any permission Of government. Wood trafficking is completely banned in our country but government still faild to stop it
Planting and cutting imbalance:
The rate at which wood is being cut down worldwide every day, especially the rate of planting new trees is low. As a result, the overall number of trees is alarmingly low.
Adverse impact on environment and climate:
Due to the impact on the number of trees on the situation at a mass level. Greenhouse reaction and global warming: Absorbs harmful carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Due to the movement of trees, the greenhouse effect in the atmosphere is continuously increasing. Due to global change, the polar ice has started melting, melting of sea level ice.
Reuse of clothes and handkerchiefs: Use of single-use environment-friendly cotton handkerchiefs or cloth napkins.
Use via online and digital: Voting is now almost everywhere. So the owner's public relations online news form and e-paper reading habits are flooded. Avoid unnecessary network use in institutional and personal fields and use digital documents habitually.
We need to be aware now to save future generations from a major environmental disaster. The demand now is to reduce the use of paper and adopt alternative practices and plant more trees.
