A year’s worth of toxic emissions are achieved in one night. Wild animals die, domestic animals suffer. Urgent time to think, warns eco-pioneer and visionary Werner Lampert (76).
As a child I watched the magical fireworks on New Year’s Eve with sparkling eyes. Today we know all the disaster that accompanies the fireworks, and there is no room with God for the shining eyes of children. Today it is easy for anyone to find out what New Year’s Eve pyrotechnics means for the environment, for the animals, for all of us and also for those who make the fireworks. If we look realistically at the reality of fireworks, we can only speak of shock eyes.
Source: Krone
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