The Loss of Biodiversity on the Ecosystems

Loss of biodiversity in ecosystems Human health and happiness is influenced by the benefits of ecosystems brought about by the natural environment, such as air and water purification, fishery, forest areas, and nutrient circulation. These are primarily merchandise, there is no retail price, and since there is no price, the new economic currency law may not be restricted as it does not usually feel their consumption. The resultant population growth to pressure on climate change has led to worsening biodiversity and continuous pollution of the ecosystem (EPA, 2011).

Concerns over the impact of loss of biodiversity and change to health are increasing. Changes in biodiversity affect the function of ecosystems, and major damage to ecosystems can lead to life-sustaining ecosystem products and services. Loss of biodiversity also means that we lost many natural chemicals and genes before being discovered and they brought a great health benefit to humans. Specific pressure and relevance between health and biodiversity are as follows. Biodiversity plays an important role in human nutrition through the influence on world food production to ensure sustainable soil productivity. Harvested crops, livestock and marine species provide genetic resources. Catering Getting food with sufficient nutritional value is a fundamental determinant of health

Biodiversity, species composition and ecosystem function Decrease in biodiversity and changes in species composition are accompanied by most of the use of biosphere by humans. Loss of biodiversity affects ecosystem functions and ecosystem services that are valuable to society. The loss of biodiversity and the composition of the ecosystem vary from region to region. Therefore, if you want to understand the influence of that country, you need to consider its natural scale. Ecological Aspects of Biogeochemical Cycles Human beings dominate the process of nature as the main source of basic elements of life (carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus, sulfur). The redistribution of these chemical elements and toxins from humans on the regional and continental scale has a profound effect on human health and ecological function and stoichiometry and it has been found to be associated with biodiversity, toxin accumulation and food It can lead to changes in concentration throughout the chain.

Important environmental problems of the country and the role of national ecological observation network