Humans and Nature: The Sad Truth about the Relationship between Humans and Earth

The revolution of the world's new century, the rising vitality of the six continents in 2000, and now the human intelligence has gradually reduced respect and attention to the venue as technology improves human ability and survival opportunities. In the depths of the tribe where ancestral hunters of southwest France are gathered, in the cave of Lascau, the ruins themselves are buildings themselves, buildings using the ruins are created, and finally they are built with modern commercial transactions without respect It ends the chain of. Thinking of natural landscapes and harsh prospects

The nature of human nature of LSC 414 is not to explore the relationship between nature and human behavior such as the nature, history, human behavior of LSC 404, but the role of biology in the formation of our behavior Characteristics that we share with the world. In this way, I can understand what humans and humans mean in nature. I chose to migrate PAC 439 in Central Europe and Eastern Europe for two reasons. One reason is that during my life in Italy, what was introduced to immigrants in Romania, and the stories they shared with me stimulated the interest in Eastern European history. The second reason is that the transition between Central Europe and Eastern Europe is a public information academic seminar and the history of foreign relations in the United States is a strict history class.

History shows that human development depends on human-nature relationships and changes in forests, which, to some extent, reflects the process of human evolution and development. While respecting nature and protecting ecosystems, humans enjoy an excellent living environment and ecological attacks and destructions only lead to infinite disasters. Humans are paying heavy price for serious forest damage. For nations, regions, or ethnic groups, civilization flourishes when the forests are prosperous, and many facts prove that civilization will decline when forests are deteriorating. This is a natural law unrelated to human intention. It is precisely for the understanding of this deep law that the international community has paid unprecedented attention to forest problems over the past 20 years.