Our Planet: A Paradise Worth Saving

Some very rich people think our planet is doomed. They want to leave and live somewhere else in space. They believe only a few hundred people, including themselves, are good enough to go. They think the rest of us should stay behind and face the consequences. But is our planet really doomed? Scientists say life has existed on Earth for billions of years. It's only because of humans that our planet is in trouble. We take and take from the Earth, but we don't give anything back. We don't even let our bodies return to the Earth when we die. These rich people only care about human life. They don't think about other species or the planet itself. They want to leave our paradise and go to a place with extreme heat and cold, no oxygen, and no water. That sounds like hell, not a better place to live. Leaving our planet would be extremely expensive. It would cost more than the moon project did in the 1970s. Instead of spending money to leave, we should spend it on fixing our planet. We have the brainpower to do it, but we need to work together and make good political decisions. Right now, some politicians are making decisions that hurt our planet. They are increasing the use of coal, which is bad for the environment. We need to stop doing things that harm our planet and start doing things that help it. We are part of this planet, and we should treat it with respect. We have the ability to make choices that will determine our fate. We should use our intelligence to save our paradise, not escape to hell.