Saving Resources
SDA or Natural Resources is all sasuatu that exist in nature that can be used for various purposes of human life. SDA can have a variety of forms, such as agriculture natural resources, mining resources, etc.. Most of the SDA is a non-renewable natural resources. This indicates that if we continue to use excessive resources, the SDA will be quickly exhausted. But a new phenomenon now is the scarcity of water resources, but water is a renewable natural resource.Over-exploitation candamaging natural resources.
Scarcity of clean water we can see in the mountain area Kidul. Residents there are very difficult to find clean water. This also happened in some other places due to the pollution in the water so that water can not be used for life. In addition to the scarcity of clean water, there are many more other natural resource scarcity that occurs as munyak land, LPG gas, etc..
To avoid the scarcity of natural resources every time more and more, we must be smart to save. Do not because he felt the water was cheap and not have to pay (which uses the well, if make-PAM-pay), msks we use it with moderation. Remain lit when the tap water is not using water. Itusangat certainly not wasteful? So also with the use of fuel oil. We should choose public transport because by using public transport, indirectly, we come to save natural resources.
Saving resources is very important because someday, we'll pass on this earth to the children, grandchildren, or our great-grandchildren. If we do not save and spend it now, our great-great grandchildren who will suffer in later life. They will find it hard to make ends meet. We must realize that we live now is not to use the SDA, we live to keep this resource can still be used by our children and grandchildren who inherit the earth Aklan.
To conserve natural resources is not difficult, just once more that needs to take precedence is the intention. If we really intend to save, we'll do it. But if we malasa and there is no intention, we will use it lavishly. It depends from dirri our own. To raise awareness of intention is required. To raise awareness of the need for education. If we educate our children who are small to economize resources, then later when the children grow up it will have an awareness of the importance of frugality.
Scarcity of clean water we can see in the mountain area Kidul. Residents there are very difficult to find clean water. This also happened in some other places due to the pollution in the water so that water can not be used for life. In addition to the scarcity of clean water, there are many more other natural resource scarcity that occurs as munyak land, LPG gas, etc..
To avoid the scarcity of natural resources every time more and more, we must be smart to save. Do not because he felt the water was cheap and not have to pay (which uses the well, if make-PAM-pay), msks we use it with moderation. Remain lit when the tap water is not using water. Itusangat certainly not wasteful? So also with the use of fuel oil. We should choose public transport because by using public transport, indirectly, we come to save natural resources.
Saving resources is very important because someday, we'll pass on this earth to the children, grandchildren, or our great-grandchildren. If we do not save and spend it now, our great-great grandchildren who will suffer in later life. They will find it hard to make ends meet. We must realize that we live now is not to use the SDA, we live to keep this resource can still be used by our children and grandchildren who inherit the earth Aklan.
To conserve natural resources is not difficult, just once more that needs to take precedence is the intention. If we really intend to save, we'll do it. But if we malasa and there is no intention, we will use it lavishly. It depends from dirri our own. To raise awareness of intention is required. To raise awareness of the need for education. If we educate our children who are small to economize resources, then later when the children grow up it will have an awareness of the importance of frugality.
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