Many countries in Europe are experiencing extremely hot weather.

Many countries in Europe encounter high temperature weather, which leads to frequent mountain fires in many countries! Even many residents said they lost everything in the fire. Although they can feel extreme despair from their words, they are also very distressed. However, in recent years, natural disasters have always occurred frequently, which has also aroused people's vigilance.

Who angered nature?

In fact, it is human beings who anger nature, because everything on earth has its own function and belongs to a chain. When one of the chains breaks, a chain reaction naturally occurs, because this phenomenon is also a natural law. However, human beings are greedy, and things that are beneficial to them will demand too much and develop and abuse resources without restraint. In the long run, the ecological chain will be broken, and finally they will be retaliated by nature.

For example, when there is heavy rain on the hillside soil without vegetation protection, mudslides will occur. For example, the large-scale use of fuel, rising global temperature and melting glaciers can easily lead to abnormal climate and high temperature environment. Although nature can't talk, it gets angry when people ask too much. For example, our common natural disasters such as mudslides, extremely cold weather, extremely high temperature weather, earthquakes, storms and tsunamis all belong to nature's warnings to people.

How should people care for the earth?

1. Save energy. In daily life, if you don't need a switch, you can turn it off at once, although it may be a small matter for you, and there are so many people all over the world. If we all do this, we can actually save a lot of fuel.

2. Reduce the use of air conditioners. Although hot summer is hard, don't turn on the air conditioner unless necessary. We can use an electric fan. This can also save a lot of electricity bills and avoid excessive coal burning. These actions are actually a manifestation of caring for the earth.