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Boosted by kornel ("Kornel"):
Abelvicent ("Environmental Conservation") wrote:
🔥 If you don't understand water, you don't understand fire. Every wildfire begins long before the first spark. We drain the Earth's groundwater, pave over the land, and send precious rain rushing to the sea instead of letting it nourish the soil. Trees slowly die from thirst until forests become fuel. Every wetland restored, every tree planted, and every drop of rain returned to the ground is a chance to save lives, wildlife, and our future. Don't wait for the next fire. 💧🌍
