How has the settlement of humans in agricultural societies impacted the environment

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The settlement of humans came after the time of hunter and gatherers, who typically moved a lot and changed their living place. This life-style (moving a lot) meant that nature could compensate for what people took: the food they collected could grow back and the animals they killed to eat could re-populate the are.

The settlement of humans meant that nature could no longer replenish itself and that the human impact on nature became long-lasting

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