The Impact of Human Activity on The Environment

Writer John Green once said, "I do not know until it turns out that it is better and useless." What he means is that humans have very short-sighted consequences for their behavior. Human beings can do a lot of things in a short time, but sometimes we are not aware that changes are occurring. It is expected that the environment will change with national development and social development, but in the long term these changes often do not promote the quality of our lives. Due to insufficient water sanitation, rapid industrialization and serious air pollution, humans have developed a deteriorating environment over time.

The impact of overpopulation on human activities is devastating and destructive. What is helping this destruction is the increase in the population of the world today. Overpopulation is the condition that some people living on the earth will exceed the space, resources, and land seen on our planet. According to the report of the United Nations (2007), "The population of the world is increasing as it is now.

There is no doubt that human activities may affect the natural environment. The only purpose of other activities is to improve or restore the environment, but some human activities have devastating effects on the environment. Unfortunately, despite positive intentions, the latter occasionally leads to negative results. Humans have adversely affected the environment in various ways, such as dumping pollutants from industrial plants to waterways, deforesting forests as a whole and massive burning of fossil fuels causing global climate change. In good, bad and ugly influences on the human environment, these things are definitely classified as "ugly". But sometimes human beings have good intentions, but our attempt to help the environment actually hurt it. This is a four human attempt to improve the environment.

SC.1.4 Ecosystem: Understand the influence of human activities on the environment (generations affect the next generation). Covered Courses - Material SC.1.4.1 estimates the impact of human activity (including population growth, pollution, global warming, burning fossil fuels, habitat destruction, and introduction of alien species) on the environment It was. SC.1.4.2 explains how human beings use natural resources and how protection and protection affect the environment of the generation. 33