Humans and Nature: Depletion of Natural Resources by Humans

Human and Nature: Consumption of Natural Resources by Humans Early in the history of humans, people used energy for heating, lighting and cooking. Energy demand is changing as human beings grow wider lands. Domesticated animals are used as plucking energy. When the industrial revolution occurred, people's energy needs further changed to meet the needs of the industry. Then transfer the work done by people and animals to the machine. These machines require more natural resources, such as iron and coal, to produce large quantities of steel for tractors, pipes and other equipment.

Industrialization on the earth brought about depletion of natural resources on the earth. This depletion of natural resources drives humans to other planets and ecosystems to compensate for the lost resources. At Avatar (2009), Pandora was seen as a place where Unobtanium was mined to meet the needs of the earth's resources or its characteristics. Extensionism is a direct consequence of finding and acquiring foreign resources. Expansionism has two objectives.

Unless immediate action is taken, humanity is depleting the natural resources of the earth, and the standard of living will begin to decline in 2030. The World Nature Conservation Fund (WWF) warns that the over-development of natural resources today is producing a huge deficit as the annual renewable energy consumption exceeds 20%, and this proportion is steadily increasing I will. Therefore, according to the latest Living Planet report (2016), continuing this speed will require 2.5 planets in 2050. According to this publication, the number of fish, birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles in the world decreases by 58% from 1970 to 2012 by human activity, this proportion is expected to rise sharply to 67% by 2020 It is.

The latest environmental problem is how much interaction between humans and the natural system has exhausted life-saving resources. It is effective, but this concern is not important. In fact, humans are part of nature. They have their own spiritual, social, political and economic needs beyond nature. We have to build our own environment to meet these needs. The environment must support the demands of life, health and human productivity, deserving careful research on how we build and live the way the living environment is organized and managed.