World Day To Combat Answers

Colossal Garment Manufacturing units such as these are common in Indonesia, built to quench the crazy thirst for fashion throughout the world, but the raw materials needed for such factories are creating irreversible havoc on the country’s water resources. This year’s #WorldDaytoCombatDesertificationandDrought focus is on fashion Industry and to propagate a pressing need to reduce consumption and promote recycling of clothes. Photo | Bloomberg

Why do we need a World Day to combat #desertification and #drought?

Each one us should be worried. Not only about the #deforestation or #climatechange but for our survival. We need to #buildbackbetter and the 2020 marquee event, under the theme #FoodFeedFibre, being hosted by South Korean Forest Department will be telecasting a series of digital programs to spread much-needed awareness about resolutions required to keep our land fertile and stop the rapid advent of #desertification. The event will be live-streamed on popular digital channels such as Facebook and Twitter.  A United Nation Study has published alarming estimates. 

  • More than 70% of the earth’s ecosystem has been altered to suit the whims and fancies of the agriculture sector, by mid-century it may reach 90%. 

  • By 2050, the water demand will rise astronomically to keep up with the food demand. As much as 3.5 times the amount of freshwater that the entire humanity is using today.

  • Relentless conversion of natural eco-systems into agriculture land has caused degradation of 2 billion hectares of earth’s land and this was fully productive previously. To put it in perspective, this is bigger than the size of the entire South American continent.  

    • Decoding the 2020 theme for #DeserticationAndDroughtDay: Why #FoodFeedFibre?

    FIBRE – Fashion Industry produces more carbon emissions than the Aviation Sector.

    FOOD – 1.3 billion tonnes of food is either lost or wasted every year due to humans led mismanagement.

    FEED – Nearly three-fourth of the agriculture land in the world; almost 80% of it, is used for cattle grazing or to grow grains for the livestock.

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