Decreasing population of many plants and animal species has raised global concerns during the past several years. Several scientific studies have proven that *anthropogenic* factors such as deforestation, pollution, and global warming are *primary* factors behind the rapidly falling population of these species
To begin with, since the *dawn* of the twentieth century, humans have *exploited* natural resources for economic progress. Huge *swathes* of trees have been cleared to construct cities, collect raw material for various industries, and build factories and dams. Such large scale *residential* and commercial projects have not only led to the *elimination* of several animal and plant species but also a reduction in the population of many others such as the Tiger and Rhinoceros
Moreover, air, water, and land pollution caused by human activities have led to a reduction in the number of house sparrows that were a common sight a few years ago. Also, global warming has led to an increase in the Earth’s temperature at a few places and fall at other places. Consequently, animals such as the polar bear and snow leopard are endangered species on the verge of extinction.
Protecting and preserving animal and plant species requires close coordination of individuals, institutions, private companies, and governments. While government policy and programs for reducing deforestation, promoting afforestation, and regulating *vehicular* pollution are important, companies also need to act environmentally responsible by following green practices. Individuals also should abandon any activity that has a high carbon footprint
In conclusion, if animal and plant species are not preserved, it will lead to ecological imbalance and make earth unsustainable. Acting responsibly, we all need to unite and protect and plant species for our future generation.
Decreasing population of
many
plants
and
animal
species has raised global concerns during the past several years. Several scientific studies have proven that *anthropogenic* factors such as deforestation, pollution, and global warming are *primary* factors behind the
rapidly
falling population of these
species
To
begin
with, since the *dawn* of the twentieth century, humans have *exploited* natural resources for economic progress. Huge *swathes* of trees have
been cleared
to construct cities, collect raw material for various industries, and build factories and dams. Such large scale *residential* and commercial projects have not
only
led to the *elimination* of several
animal
and
plant
species
but
also
a reduction in the population of
many
others such as the Tiger and
Rhinoceros
Moreover
, air, water, and land pollution caused by human activities have led to a reduction in the number of
house
sparrows that were a common sight a few years ago.
Also
, global warming has led to an increase in the Earth’s temperature at a few places and fall at other places.
Consequently
,
animals
such as the polar bear and snow leopard
are endangered
species on the verge of extinction.
Protecting and preserving
animal
and
plant
species requires close coordination of individuals, institutions, private
companies
, and
governments
. While
government
policy and programs for reducing deforestation, promoting afforestation, and regulating *vehicular* pollution are
important
,
companies
also
need to act
environmentally
responsible by following green practices. Individuals
also
should abandon any activity that has a high carbon
footprint
In conclusion
, if
animal
and
plant
species are not preserved, it will lead to ecological imbalance and
make
earth unsustainable. Acting
responsibly
, we all need to unite and protect and
plant
species for our future generation.