<u>Natural selection</u> is the process by which <u>nature selects</u> organisms or species which <u>fit closely to the environmental conditions</u>. The question of how it can negatively affect humans is thus related to drastic changes in environmental conditions such as <em><u>climate change</u></em>. If climate changes become worse in the near future, the criteria for natural selection will also change. It has been argued a lot that changes in climate would not be in favor of currently living organisms, hence, nature will start eliminating humans along with other organisms.
Here is an example: if global warming results into increase in temperature, ice will melt and lead to sea level rise. Most of the continents will be covered with water. On the other hand, terrestrial animals including humans are not able to survive in the water which will result in their elimination.
Natural selection is the method by which nature selects individuals or species that are closely suited to environmental conditions. As a consequence, the issue of how it can negatively impact humans is connected to significant changes in environmental factors, such as climate change. If climate change worsens in the near future, the conditions for natural selection will also change. It has been argued a lot that climate change does not benefit living organisms at present, so nature would begin to kill humans along with other organisms.