It is undeniable that damage to the environment is increasing at an alarming rate that leads to changing climates. There are several causes of this worrying tendency and I would like to argue that it has serious negative consequences for the earth.
Two of the biggest threats to the environment are toxic emissions and waste. Firstly, gas emissions from factories and exhaust fumes from vehicles lead to global warming, which may have a devastating effect on the planet in the future. Secondly, as the human population increases, we are also producing ever greater quantities of waste. It contaminates the earth by polluting water sources such as rivers and oceans. The reason why is that people do not appear fully aware of the importance of treating industrial sewage and wastewater before releasing it into the environment.
Environmental effects have been disastrous. Nutrient pollution due to untreated sewage and fertilizers in runoff often leads to algal blooms in fresh and salt water. Large algal blooms deplete the dissolved oxygen in the water, leading to dead zones in aquatic systems. Besides, pollutants in soil put animals and plants in danger. Soil polluted by chemicals eventually becomes infertile and unable to support crops and other plant life. This hinders food production and can lead to malnourishment in native animals. Moreover, soil pollutions results in habitat loss, and manifold endangered species now face extinction
In conclusion, it is clear to me that environmental pollution exerts negative impacts on nature and various measures can be taken to address the problem.
It is undeniable that damage to the environment is increasing at an alarming rate that leads to changing climates. There are several causes of this worrying tendency and I would like to argue that it has serious
negative
consequences for the earth.
Two of the biggest threats to the environment are toxic emissions and waste.
Firstly
, gas emissions from factories and exhaust fumes from vehicles
lead
to global warming, which may have a devastating effect on the planet in the future.
Secondly
, as the human population increases, we are
also
producing ever greater quantities of waste. It contaminates the earth by polluting water sources such as rivers and oceans. The reason why is that
people
do not appear
fully
aware of the importance of treating industrial sewage and wastewater
before
releasing it into the environment.
Environmental effects have been disastrous. Nutrient pollution due to untreated sewage and fertilizers in runoff
often
leads to algal blooms in fresh and salt water. Large algal blooms deplete the dissolved oxygen in the water, leading to dead zones in aquatic systems.
Besides
, pollutants in soil put animals and plants in
danger
. Soil polluted by chemicals
eventually
becomes infertile and unable to support crops and other plant life. This hinders food production and can
lead
to malnourishment in native animals.
Moreover
, soil pollutions results in habitat loss, and manifold endangered species
now
face extinction
In conclusion
, it is
clear
to me that environmental pollution exerts
negative
impacts on nature and various measures can
be taken
to address the problem.