Chairman of the Council of the Environmental Movement “BIOM” Vladimir Korotenko gave an interview to the publication Kaktus.media, dedicated to the preservation of natural ecosystems and their importance for future generations.
One of the key points of the interview is that human well-being cannot be viewed separately from the state of the environment. Natural ecosystems provide us with water, food, clean air, and other vital resources, and their destruction directly affects the quality of life and the opportunities of future generations.
Vladimir Korotenko emphasizes the need for a long-term approach to resource use. The decisions made today determine the state in which natural areas and resources will be handed over to future generations.
The interview also raises issues of personal and societal responsibility, the necessity of careful resource use, and the preservation of natural ecosystems as the basis for sustainable development.
“Our descendants can only live in these ecosystems”, – stresses Vladimir Korotenko, reminding that nature conservation is not a separate ecological task, but a necessary condition for the future of humanity and society.
The full version of the interview can be read on the website Kaktus.media.
