Nations should pass laws to preserve any remaining wilderness areas in their natural state, even if these areas could be developed for economic gain.
We are a part of the nature, anything affects it will, in turn, affect us. We belong to the nature not own it. Besides, we are not the only creatures on the earth and of course not the most important ones because any single, even the smallest, creature has the same importance like any other one including the human being and has the same right to live. Consequently, we should protect our nature by keeping it as it is not to try to change it to accommodate our needs neglecting the balance in the nature and the needs of the other creatures. So, with no doubt, nations should pass laws to preserve ...
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