I agree because overexploitation of resources negatively affects the development of developing countries and increases inequalities between developed and developing countries.
- Overexploitation of natural resources refers to the unsustainable use of natural resources (e.g., water, lands, etc).
- This phenomenon (overexploitation) may lead to the loss of biodiversity and even the extinction of many species, including plant and animals species.
- In the past, the overexploitation of developed countries to the natural resources from developing countries was erroneously justified as a method to initiate economic development in the Third World countries.
- However, it has been shown that the overexploitation of natural resources often leads to situations where populations become more vulnerable to demographic swings or conflict (e..g., deforestation may lead to desertification).
- In consequence, overexploitation of developed countries to the natural resources from developing countries is unethical because it increases inequalities between countries.
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