Why every city needs a nature to breathe

As a human body cannot live without breathing it is same like City which cannot live without the nature. If the human want to live a peaceful life and want to have a liveable, breathable cities for the running future then we all must plan to protect and priorities green spaces and protect our environment from pollution.

In this blog we will cover about importance of having a green nature surrounding us.

As we can see last year Delhi recorded the highest number in pollution which is very hazardous for health and life of people. As we can see urban spaces are going more grey and growing fast with rush in city life is mostly covers concrete towers, crowded streets and honking traffic which often contributes to the pollution and in this running life we often forget the most important and vital role of nature to breathe. Green areas or gardens or green life are not just luxury they are lifeline for future health and life. Parks, trees, lakes, forest play a social role in improving air quality producing heat and most importantly offer rest place for riders and labourers and offer shade for normal people.

According to 2025 World health organisation report city with more green spaces report lowers stress level and better mental health condition and it even reduced crime rates. Everybody love to click picture of nature and give a hashtag as aesthetic but it's more than aesthetic, it's about balance. Trees inhale carbon dioxide and release oxygen which regulates temperature, support biodiversity and help in reducing pollution even if we are talking about normal cities or metro cities.

Many of you would have notice that planting small buds or plants outside your balcony boost your energy level and also give you a fresh air to breed and it also helps to pour love towards greenery. But sadly many cities or States do not treat nature as required. But as roads and railways are vital for transportation it same as greenery which is usual and important for lungs. People who go for a morning work prefer walking in the greenery that would be park or a garden which not only gives them a peaceful work but also boost their mind and give them positive energy.

Key points to keep our environment clean:

1. We should encourage are community and students and ourselves too participate in green drive and we should adopt green corners and encourage to plant more trees.

2. We should advocate against cutting of trees for construction of buildings or any other thing we should also protect garden, playground and parks for the upcoming future and ourselves too.

3. We should adopt eco friendly habits, such as using public transport and if you are using vehicle you should check the pollution report of your vehicle. We should also say no to use of plastic.

4. We should opt rainwater harvesting method.

5. People nowadays are fond of terrace gardening which should also be promoted on high rate not only in houses but also in apartment or society or community.

As we can see in last following years there have to more landslides, earthquake, Tsunami and cloud bursting which has caused life threat to people, in which we not only lose building but also we lose our family members and sometimes the place we live in. To stop this we must not wait for the nature to punish us for the loss we have created we must stand gather for every tree and protect them so that we can protect nature to.

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