What can we add to the earth's home?

On the map of the earth home, we can add many different elements to show our earth home more comprehensively.

1. natural features: add various natural features, such as mountains, rivers, lakes, forests, deserts and glaciers, to the map of the earth's home. These features can show different landforms and ecosystems on the earth.

2. Cities and buildings: Add cities and buildings, such as tall buildings, bridges, roads, airports and ports, to the map of the earth's homeland. All these can show the influence of human beings on the earth and the process of urbanization.

3. Animals and plants: Add various animals and plants, such as birds, mammals, reptiles, insects and trees, to the map of the earth's home. These can show the biodiversity and distribution on the earth.

4. Climate and weather: Add various climate and weather features, such as clouds, rain belts, wind direction, temperature distribution and climate type, to the map of the earth's home. These can show the climate change and weather phenomena on the earth.

5. Cultural activities: Add various cultural activities, such as transportation, factories, agricultural activities, tourist attractions and cultural heritage, to the map of the Earth's homeland. These can show human activities and their influence on the earth.

Ways to protect the earth's home

Save water. Turn off the tap every time you brush your teeth, reduce the consumption of bottled water and use filtered tap water, which can save water resources and reduce the production of plastic waste. Reduce the number of private car trips. If possible, not driving for a week or more can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, thus minimizing air pollution.

Walk, ride a bike or take a bus. Walking and cycling are obvious ways to reduce greenhouse gases, but they can also exercise and burn calories. If you live in an uninhabitable area, try to use local public transportation or carpooling.