Both leaders and the public share a responsibility for environmental well-being. Currently, critical narratives based on well-thought-out thinking cannot be fully utilized by anyone unless they are involved in political profit-and-loss schemes. This means that every policy must be balanced with the benefits of groups, parties, and even those in power.

Indirectly, bureaucratic elites still force the public to "pay" for their ideas and decisions for the well-being of the community, whether it be public facilities or even waste management facilities.

On the other hand, a country's population growth can be an asset or a liability; this assessment depends on the quality of its human resources, including each individual's awareness and responsibility for the environment, as you explained, where small individual responsibilities can have a major positive impact on the environment and society at large.

Good luck with this exciting challenge, my friend.