<p>Simple lifestyle was the key to conserving natural resources said, Honorary secretary of Deenabandhu Trust G S Jayadeva. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Speaking at a programme on the ‘youths role in conserving environment’ on the second day of National Integration camp at J H Patel auditorium in Chamarajanagar on Monday, he stressed on protecting natural resources.<br /><br />India has 25 per cent of forest resources which is being destroyed due to the greed of the humans. If a felled tree fetches Rs 15,000, the same tree had the potential to produce oxygen worth Rs 45 lakh, he said.<br /><br />Hence, the onus of creating awareness on conserving forests was on the youths, he said.<br /> With the soaring temperature, it had become inevitable to use refrigerators and air coolers, which affected the ozone layer.<br /></p>
<p>Simple lifestyle was the key to conserving natural resources said, Honorary secretary of Deenabandhu Trust G S Jayadeva. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Speaking at a programme on the ‘youths role in conserving environment’ on the second day of National Integration camp at J H Patel auditorium in Chamarajanagar on Monday, he stressed on protecting natural resources.<br /><br />India has 25 per cent of forest resources which is being destroyed due to the greed of the humans. If a felled tree fetches Rs 15,000, the same tree had the potential to produce oxygen worth Rs 45 lakh, he said.<br /><br />Hence, the onus of creating awareness on conserving forests was on the youths, he said.<br /> With the soaring temperature, it had become inevitable to use refrigerators and air coolers, which affected the ozone layer.<br /></p>
