“What Does Polluted Grass Taste Like?”
Clean Air not just for humans
I saw a goat eating grass by the roadside today.
And a strange thought crossed my mind.
What does that grass taste like? Not the fresh taste of nature, but the taste of dust, smoke, and polluted air that settle on it everyday.
The goat does not know what air pollution ism it does not know who created it.
It simply eats what it find to survive.
Sometimes, our actions make life harder not only for ourselves but also for the animals that silently share this world with us.
The air we pollute does not choose it's victims.
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