Driving 30,000km calls for awareness raising against soil erosion

Soil Erosion is one of the consequences of the situation Climate Changecausing serious impacts on farming and human life.

Aware of that, a man in India recently made a motocross journey across many continents, crossing a distance of about 30,000 km, in order to call on people to raise their awareness of love. Soil erosion is happening all over the world.

During the journey titled “Save the Earth”, Mr. Sadguru met and held many talks with politicians, businessmen, celebrities, philanthropists, and local residents. about the current state of soil erosion. Through his work, Mr. Sadguru urged people to quickly take practical actions to protect the health of the land.

According to a report released by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in 2020, our planet loses an area of ​​land the size of a football field on average every 5 seconds due to erosion. Currently, about one-third of the world’s land is degraded.

Using scraps to make houseboats

To draw people’s attention to environmental pollution, a man in Brazil used scraps to build houseboats on the river.

Coming to the Pavuna river in the city of Rio de Janeiro, it is not difficult to see the houseboat of Mr. Fernando Barreto. Surprisingly, this work was made entirely of scraps that he collected on this polluted river.

From boxes, to pieces of wood, to pieces of metal, all have become “materials” to create houseboats. Not only that, on his large raft made of scrap, there is also a small circular swimming pool and parking space for cars.

Mr. Barreto shared, he made this unique project with the hope that people will be more concerned with the environmental problems facing the city of Rio de Janeiro, and at the same time join hands to clean up the living space where Rio de Janeiro is located. this.

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