In the developing countries, with population on rise there is a big strain on our environment. The greener parts of our planet are not only becoming smaller in size but we are also adding waste and polluting. When all of these chemicals in our environment combine, it’s no wonder cancer rates have skyrocketed. We need to support regulations and incentives for companies to keep our environment clean. We need to take responsibility to manage our villages, town and cities.

Green living areas in our cities and suburbs are vital. Industrialization, suburban developments have taken away the trees. The use of fossil fuels, particularly coal, turf and wood, for heating our homes continues to pollute the air in towns and villages outside the natural gas distribution network. We need to act before its’ too late because every element of our existence is derived from our surroundings. Those elements that constitute our physical form and all living and non-living matter have existed since the earth was formed. As a result, the environment provides man with nourishment and energy.  Waste management is another big issue in the developing countries, if we don’t have knowledge to dispose this waste. Then we will pay with our own health because these products are entering our waterways and food chains.

Noblehangs.org is actively engaging with local communities to educate and plan for these environmental issues.