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kari74 [83]
3 years ago
8

What activity/activities contribute(s) to making the human species the most significant agent of environmental change on Earth

Biology
2 answers:
IrinaVladis [17]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

  • <u>The Being with intelligence:</u>

The Human beings are primates. There first humans originated some million of years ago in a pre-historic world. Humans possessed the instinct to survive, for that reason humans started communicating with each other by using the sign languages.Now,there was a sense of communication between them. After which humans started haunting in groups and started living in a significant area they called as there territory.These features made humans very much different from other being, because they had the sense to survive and differentiate between some thing right or wrong.

  • <em>But, as time passed humans made some mistakes and because some of there activities also damaged and some how destroyed the environment, along with the factors that supports life.</em>

Explanation:

  • <u>Humans took natural resources for granted:</u>

Humans took the natural resources for granted as they thought all of the factors of the environment will be forever regenerating through time to time. Humans the ecological cycle and did even spare clean reservoir of water. As now a days there is a lack of clean water in most of region and that is due to mixing of industrial waste products with the clean water reservoir.

  • <u>Increase of industrialization leading to environmental issues:</u>

As humans evolved through time, they had different ways and procedure to improve their life style. But humans forgot that they are destroying the balance in the ecological system. From the past few hundred years humans developed the industrial zones in order to increase the productivity level for obtaining the enough materials to live and use.

  • <u>Consequences of high rate of industrialization:</u>

The consequences of high rate of industrialization led humans to verge of extinction. As the protective layer called as  Ozone is now damaged to severe parameters. Along we that we no more have large ice caps in the Atlantic region, which is also due to rise in the temperature on a global scale.

  • <u>Human the agent for extinction of many species:</u>

Humans had a very hard time with not haunting the species which were on verge of extinction. And it led most of the species to an unfortunate extinction. In a the past there were white rhinos and many species of fish, which were haunted by the humans to a limitless extent until they got vanished from the face of earth.

natita [175]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Answer:

Industrialization

Human impact on the environment

The more industries created, the more the levels of population of the environments,

Activities of man on the environment from  damaging of ozone layers, to effect on greenhouse gasses also leads to environmental change

The Industrialization  which leads to destruction and clearing of the  forests  affects the ecosystem by  leading to global warming,through  increase in  atmospheric C02.

Completed Question.

a) urbanization b) people overpopulation c) industrialization d) international fertility rates e) human impact on the environment

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