Quality of Life on Earth

According to Maslow's needs hierarchy, the basic needs of our survival include natural resources such as substances, water, energy and fertile land. However, the sudden increase in the population on the planet consumes these resources in large quantities and causes serious damage. The damage we brought on Mother Earth includes climate change, declining freshwater resources, fish and forest reduction, fertile land destruction and species extinction. Many of the problems that may harm human survival on the planet include the increase in energy, the consumption of water and raw materials, the increase in waste and emissions, and the increase in human behavior, It is a result.

We have studied and adopted a global viewpoint that we believe that we will influence fundamental problems and quality of life in the future. It is climate change and every aspect that complicates this problem. Energy, resources, health and waste are all part of the overall problem. Where do you see the greatest impact of climate change when looking at the whole planet? The answer is that there are many factors and industries that influence, create, and contribute to the problem, but data and analysis suggest that if the industry does not become a fully renewable energy, all food and beverage industries It continues to be a major negative factor in the field and sustainable system!

Hydroponic cultivation not only improves the quality of life but also improves the quality of our family's life by helping to solve some global problems. Traditional agriculture has brought mass extinction of species, but the lack of resources and contamination of soil and groundwater agriculture hydroponics can overcome these problems. In addition, the hydroponic culture system can be used in infertile areas, so it can reduce poverty and hunger. In the desert of Algeria which is a land with less nature, refugees are planting food by hydroponic cultivation. The World Food Program (WFP) project formed a social community that allows refugees to take care of themselves and their livestock. And it is essential to their diet. Such a solution brings positive change and brings food production to the greatest scar

Today Earth Day, this year's theme is to end plastic contamination. Plastics greatly improves the quality of our lives and has laid the foundation for the development of medical devices, food packaging, consumer goods and electronic products, but people are increasingly reporting plastic environmental heritage. CB 2 has developed a bioplastic gardening tank that can be purchased at shops throughout the country. These pots are made of bioplastic made from a mixture of soy flour and corn based plastic, so they are like fertilizer in plants. This will reduce the amount of additional fertilizer needed for the plant, which may have a serious effect on the environment by flowing into the local ecosystem. They are also stronger than natural fiber cans that can replenish moisture like soft tofu in just a few minutes.