المملكة: Citizens on Earth Day for"today"Green Saudi Arabia is a tangible reality that achieves quality of life

On April 22nd, the world celebrates “World Earth Day,” to raise awareness about protecting natural resources and the planet, amid a growing movement Environmental To confront climate challenges and ensure the future of future generations.

A number of citizens agreed to “Al-Youm”, during which environmental awareness in the Kingdom has gone beyond the official framework to become a deeply rooted societal behavior.

Citizen Abdul Mohsen Al-Hamdan reviewed the growing national interest in afforestation and expanding green spaces, stressing that this trend reflects a clear vision towards enhancing the environment and improving the quality of life in various regions.

Al-Hamdan pointed out that the spread of public parks and the expansion of agricultural initiatives demonstrate the success of the “Green Saudi Arabia” initiative, which has turned into a reality that everyone touches within the neighborhoods

and beyond.

He indicated that environmental culture has moved to citizens’ homes, where interest in home farming has become a positive behavior that reflects harmony with the goals of World Earth Day and support for sustainability.

For his part, Sulaiman Al-Hamidhi stressed that participation in beach cleaning and afforestation campaigns reflects the advancement of society, pointing to its direct impact in protecting nature and enhancing the cultural aspect of man.
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Al-Hamidhi suggested creating new ideas to raise the level of community participation, stressing that preserving the beauty of the earth represents a collective responsibility that falls on the awareness of individuals first.

In a related context, Muqeet Al-Qahtani touched on the pivotal role of afforestation in

Achieving climate balance, explaining that increasing vegetation cover contributes to reducing the risks of carbon emissions from cars.

Al-Qahtani warned of the danger of vehicle exhausts, which raise levels of greenhouse gases, pointing out that trees act as natural absorbers of carbon dioxide, which improves air quality.

He pointed out that the expansion of afforestation projects represents an essential step to confront climate change, including It is completely consistent with the major goals of World Earth Day in achieving sustainability.

In turn, Mohammed Al Jassim focused on the importance of public cleanliness values, calling for adopting the principle of “leaving the place as it was” as an authentic environmental value that reflects responsibility towards public facilities and nature.

Al-Jassem explained that respecting nature and paying attention to the cleanliness of places enhances the quality of urban life, considering afforestation an indispensable aesthetic and environmental element in building future cities.

In the same regard, Zainab Al-Badr stressed the necessity of activating the recycling culture on a broader scale, noting that society still needs more awareness to reduce dependence on plastic.

She called for Al-Badr called for replacing single-use materials with sustainable alternatives such as refillable bottles, noting that these simple steps make a big difference in reducing the risk of"image" style="float:left">

Pollution.

Al-Badr concluded her talk by pointing out that protecting the planet Earth begins with changing the behavior of the individual, which is consistent with the core message of International Earth Day in creating a cleaner and more sustainable environment.