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Sometimes only the waste remains, which, at first glance, is of no use at all, only to increase the volume of the rubbish bin.
In nature almost everything has a second use, even a third and a fourth and we have to learn from it, observe how everything is recycled in it: the organic is transformed and becomes part of the life cycle.
Humans must learn from it, to understand that everything can be reused and recycled, trying, by all possible means, to reduce the ecological impact of our passage through this earth.
In my house I have a small bucket with soil and there go all the organic remains. Over time I see how nature puts itself into action and transforms an egg shell into fertilizer for my garden.
Nature is wise and it is clear; the only way to maintain itself without collapsing is to reuse and recycle all that it produces and for this it has millions of pieces of equipment that do nothing but dedicate themselves to this task, from the microscopic bacteria to the vultures.
However, humans do nothing but consume and consume, without stopping to think that the earth we inhabit has a limit and needs an intelligent response and that response is at our fingertips. We only have to observe and act.
In all this I thought when I finished peeling and eating the orange.
