Humans always have a negative impact on the environment ?TRUE or FALSE ?

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True and False, Human beings have a large part in negatively harming the environment through intentional and unintentional actions (Over-Forestation, Pollution, Introducing chemicals and new sediments, and elimination of key species), Human kind has also helped to protect and improve our environment by actively creating and looking for solutions to decrease natural energy usage (solar power, etc).

vodomira [7]3 years ago

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False, we do a lot for the environment as well, in fact every organism has both positive and negative impacts, without a single organism the whole food web would go horribly wrong.
Artificially we also have good and bad impacts, cars aren't the only thing that exist, we do help the environment out sometimes as well ;)

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