by K. CHITTIPRAMILA
(YANAM)
Yes, we have to spoil our nature. Why? Because, it gave us everything and is still offering everything isn't it, that's why we have to spoil it.
Global warming and climate change are caused by burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and other human activities. Sea level rise, melting glaciers, and rising temperatures all point to this.
There's been an extinction of many species caused by human activity, and many more are at risk of extinction because of habitat destruction, overfishing, pollution, etc. Many species are declining, and habitats like forests and coral reefs are disappearing.
Industrialization, transportation, and agriculture have released a lot of pollution into the environment, including toxic chemicals, plastic waste, and air pollution. Polluted rivers, lakes, and oceans, as well as air pollution that causes respiratory problems, are proof of this.
Deforestation, urbanization, and agriculture are destroying and fragmenting natural habitats, which can hurt wildlife. Forests and other natural habitats are disappearing as a result.
Despite numerous scientific studies and data sets showing the negative effects of humans on the environment, the evidence for human impact on the planet is overwhelming.
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