Environmental issues and causes

Pollution

ResourceDepletion

Lack of Biodiversity

Climate Change

Air Pollution

Water Pollution

Land Pollution

Deforestoration

Urbanization

Littering

Agriculture

Mining

Nuclear waste

Fossil Fuels

Waste

Toxic chemicals

Natural causes

Industrial waste

Sewage

Landfill leakage

Agriculture

Global Warming

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Over consumption

Deforestation

Pollution

Climate change

Climate Change

Pollution

Destruction of habitat

Invasive species

Overexploitation

Energy

Industrialization

Deforestation

Pollution

Manafacturing

Overconsumption

Erosion

Overpopulation

Lack of biodiversity

Invasive species

Resource depletion

Resource depletion is a major modern issue. It refers to the depletion of goods at a rate faster than can be replenished. It is important to maintain our resources by fixing these problems, especially at the current rate of growing population for the future to come. As other global factors begin to get more severe, resource depletion would get more severe as well. As we can see, pollution is a main factor in resource depletion showing that how we treat our environment effects everything else.

Pollution is the number one problem to the environment in the modern world. It can be split into three categories; air, water, and land pollution. Many of the causes are consistent like overconsumption, waste management, urbanization and industrialization, etc. Pollution effects our climate, biodiversity, natural resources, and our environment as a whole. The first step in sustaining the environment is identifying all risks and minimizing pollution is a very important piece to the puzzle. With no pollution, earth would have a much longer lifespan. Wildlife would thrive and so would future generations.

Diversity is an extremely important factor in survival. Today, environmental issues have caused a lack of biodiversity in our ecosystem having major effects to our ecosystem. Consistent throughout other environmental issues, humans are the main problem with destruction of habitat, overexploitation, and pollution. All things that can be prevented. A thriving future is rich in biodiversity.

Climate change is a very big topic in today's society. It is just now finally getting the recognition it deserves as it is detrimental to our environment. Climate change and global warming are issues that again have resulted from human factors.

In building a better future, a healthy environment is absolutely vital. Our moral obligation as humans is to protect and conserve our natural resources and ecosystem that is our home, as did the generations before us. The first step in doing so is by identifying the issues and their causes in order to find a solution. By identifying the causes in this case, we can see that these are problems us humans have imposed on ourselves and it would be up to us to fix it. In doing so, humans would not only have to respond to these issues but also change the consciousness of society and raising awareness in a healthier, more sustainable lifestyle that doesn't involve overconsumption, deforestation, dumping, etc.

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Healthy Environment?

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Societal Benefits

Health

Sustainability

Biodiversity thriving due to lack of deforestation and pollution

Evolution and biodiversity thriving

Better quality of life

Clean air

Nutritional food

Conservation of natural resources for future generations to prolong life

In this world there is minimal pollution, climate change, lack of biodiversity, and resource depletion due to living a conscious lifestyle. Avoiding things like overexploitation, littering, industrial waste etc. eliminates the consequences that come with it and in turn produces a cleaner environment and better society.