Every year, as soon as the snow melts, the time comes for burning last year’s grass. Individuals, disregarding laws and common sense, begin to burn dry vegetation, creating hazards for nature and people.
What makes this action so risky? Firstly, fire spreads quickly, fanned by the wind, and poses a threat not only to vegetation but also to surrounding homes. Secondly, the smoke from burning contains harmful substances that pollute the air and harm health. Thirdly, disregarding the law can lead to significant fines.
What steps can be taken to avoid this injustice? Most importantly – do not burn grass. Educate your family, neighbors, and friends about the risks involved, and influence the change of this harmful tradition.
Refusing to start fires can maintain the health and safety of your surroundings, help clean the air, and preserve the beauty of nature for future generations.