Environmental problems in the world
The environment is what is around you and how it affects your
development.The environment is a complex of human or other living
organisms of physical, geographical, biological, social, cultural and
political conditions that determines the form and nature of its
existence.The environment affects people's lives and the development of
society as a whole. As a result, people, progress, development and the
environment are closely interrelated.The environment can also be a
threat. Polluted air, water-borne infections, toxic chemicals and natural
disasters are only part of the threats to humanity that the environment
poses.In many countries, pollution of natural resources, land, water and
forests is happening at an alarming rate, and if all this disappears, it will
disappear forever.
Here is proof that the condition of our planet is getting worse every year
Every year in the world:
Three million people die prematurely due to water-borne infections;
In India alone, over 700,000 children under the age of 5 die from
diarrhea;
Two million people die from inhaling smoke from stoves located inside
their homes. About half of these deaths occur in India and China. The
victims are mainly women and children from rural poor families who do
not have access to clean water, sanitation and modern fuels for household
needs.;
One million people, mostly in sub-Saharan Africa, die from malaria;
one million people die from polluted urban air.
The first priority of all governments and public organizations should be to
create conditions for the conservation of natural resources and the fight
against environmental pollution. It is important to remember that
environmental problems know no borders and affect all countries of the
world. In general,
environmental problems require serious attention and collective efforts to
solve them. We need to understand that our lives, health and well-being
directly depend on the state of the environment, so we must be
responsible and take care of the world in which we live and .We must
preserve our nature, our land.
Scientists today are increasingly aware of the fact that the natural
environment is facing numerous threats and is in danger. Throughout the
world, human activities such as deforestation, pollution, climate change,
excessive resource extraction, and habitat destruction, among others, have
had significant negative impacts on the environment.
It is crucial for individuals, communities, governments, and businesses to
take proactive steps towards sustainability and environmental
stewardship. Through collective action, we can strive to protect and
preserve the natural environment for current and future generations.
