“With great power, comes great responsibility.” – Spider-Man
Nature plays a substantial role in the society. With its inadequacy, human beings and all other creatures that possess life will vanish. But what is currently happening now? Slowly by slowly, we are destroying it. With the smallest bad things we contribute, the wreckage is undeniably growing.
Everything is in natural systems or cycles, aiming to maintain balance. Humans evolve to live within the care of nature. So removing or adding anything to it will cause a huge danger. Nature cleans the air so that we can breathe. It provide all the things that we need. Then why do we need to aim for something higher that will surely cause disturbances to our environment? Change starts within ourselves. An effort from one another will serve as a huge help to preserve the beauty our nature beholds. From the nectars from the flowers, down to the ecosystems that exist, a proper conservation of their unit is a very samaritan like act, that will help each one of us.
We should fully enjoy the nature without ruining its ecological balance, for it serves as the passage in which we are breathing into it. It can reveal its beauty in all places and at all times to the eye that knows how to look for it. And if we are good at looking on its beauty, the world will be a better place to live in.
As Peter Parker who played as the Spider-Man in various forms of Spider-Man movies, he acted as a superhero, and superheroes have great responsibilities. Like him, we are responsible for our environmental actions. We are all heroes ourselves, if we act like one. Greta Thunberg, a Swedish activist, aged 16. Fighting for the environment up until now. Carrying all the burden that must be solved, either immediately or in a slow process. Then why can’t we be like her?
“When you can do the things that I can, but you don’t, and then the bad things happen, they happen because of you.” – Peter Parker
“You say you love your children above all else, and yet you are stealing their future in front of their very own eyes.” – Greta Thunberg
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