This is my garden at home. everyday after school I make sure to water them and make sure they get enough sunlight. Also every two months I plant Okras, Grapes, Papayas.. and etc.
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I would also segregate my garbage and throw them properly. I would always reuse, reduce, and recycle my things and only buy things that I need, not want.
I segregate my garbage by biodegradable or non-biodegradable.
Examples of biodegradable materials are paper, fruit peels, leaves and etc.
Examples of non-biodegradable materials are plastic, candy wrapper, plastic folder, styrofoam, aluminum cup and etc.
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Having too little of something is not enough, yet having too much of something is harmful. ex. without carbon dioxide plants would die because they need carbon dioxide in order to make food through photosynthesis. Without plants we would die because there would be no one to make oxygen for us and at the same time if we die then plants would die too because there would be no one to excrete carbon dioxide for them. This is a perfect example of why we need a balance. All of us coexist together, we need each other to survive no matter how much we might dislike some species... Balance is applicable not only in science but also in life.
We should all have a balance of plants being planted and plants being cut down, of animals / humans being killed and people/animals being born, of the water we are drinking and of the water we are purifying, of the food we are eating and of the food we are making, of raw materials being used and many many more. Throughout our whole life balance will always be a essential.
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