Environment Day
Environment Day
Every year on June 5, people all throughout the country celebrate World Environment Day. People participate in public festivities to mark this memorable day. This day is recognised in order to raise environmental awareness among the populace. However, the indiscriminate cutting of trees has come under scrutiny in today's industrialised world. This has caused the global ecosystem to undergo tremendous change. Every year, people around the world observe World Environment Day to make a commitment to protecting the environment.
A United Nations research estimates that 400 million tonnes of plastic are generated worldwide each year, of which only 50% are reused and 10% are recycled. With 19 to 23 million tonnes of plastic garbage reaching our ponds, rivers, and oceans, a significant amount of plastic debris is negatively impacting our environment in one way or another.
Goals of honouring Earth Day include:
The planet is experiencing an ongoing rise in pollution. The
threat to the environment is growing as a result of this rising pollution. The
celebration of Environment Day was instituted with the intention of stopping
this, in order to raise people's awareness of the environment and inspire them
to stop polluting the environment.
Theme for Environment Day:
When is the World Environment Day?
Every year in June, the world observes World Environment Day. In India as well as other countries throughout the world, June 5 is observed as Environment Day. Every nation organises environmental awareness campaigns differently on this day.
History of Environment Day:
In 1972, World Environment Day was first observed. On June
5, 1972, the United Nations observed the first Environment Day. Since then,
this day has been observed annually. World Environment Day was established by
the United Nations, although it was originally observed in Stockholm, the
Swedish capital. 119 nations attended the inaugural environmental conference,
which was held in Stockholm in 1972.
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