In today's world, due to natural and unnatural changes, the lives and survival of rare animal species are endangered. If these dangers are not prevented, the consequences will surely lead to the extinction of various animal species. Some of these ecological problems are the consequences of improper use of natural resources and pollution.
One of the main factors that threaten the lives of the animals is the abusive and unsustainable use of natural resources. With the development of industry, its need for resources increases day by day and human beings use resources to meet its needs. Unfortunately, over-exploitation of resources makes major changes in animal habitats. In this case, either the animals adapt with the situation, which is rarely happens, or die. To prevent these problems, we can use environmentally friendly sources such as solar energy as a substitute for natural nonrenewable resources.
The second cause of these dangers is pollution. With the growth of the population, the need for consumption will increase, which will lead to more pollution. Every type of pollution has its own destructive effects. Air pollution can cause in global warming, climate change, acid rains etc. Waste of materials and garbage pollute the jungles and seas and cause the destruction of the animals’ habitats and it also can poison them. In order to save animals and their habitats from these threats, we can recyclable materials and Carbon neutrality energies like wind energy, geothermal energy and so on instead of fossil fuels.
To summarize, these changes, which result from the misuse of natural resources and pollution, are predicted to eventually lead to the extinction of large numbers of animal species. It can be prevented only if there are reformations in the use of resources and human lifestyle.
In
today
's world, due to
natural
and unnatural
changes
, the
lives
and survival of rare
animal
species
are endangered
. If these
dangers
are not
prevented
, the consequences will
surely
lead to the extinction of various
animal
species.
Some
of these ecological problems are the consequences of improper
use
of
natural
resources and pollution.
One of the main factors that threaten the
lives
of the
animals
is the abusive and unsustainable
use
of
natural
resources. With the development of industry, its need for resources increases day by day and human beings
use
resources to
meet
its needs. Unfortunately, over-exploitation of resources
makes
major
changes
in
animal
habitats.
In this case
, either the
animals
adapt with the situation, which is rarely happens, or
die
. To
prevent
these problems, we can
use
environmentally
friendly sources such as solar
energy
as a substitute for
natural
nonrenewable resources.
The second cause of these
dangers
is
pollution
. With the growth of the population, the need for consumption will increase, which will lead to more
pollution
. Every type of
pollution
has its
own
destructive effects. Air
pollution
can cause in global warming, climate
change
, acid rains etc. Waste of materials and garbage pollute the jungles and seas and cause the destruction of the
animals’
habitats and it
also
can poison them. In order to save
animals
and their habitats from these threats, we
can recyclable
materials and Carbon neutrality
energies
like wind
energy
, geothermal
energy
and
so
on
instead
of fossil fuels.
To summarize
, these
changes
, which result from the misuse of
natural
resources and
pollution
,
are predicted
to
eventually
lead to the extinction of large numbers of
animal
species. It can be
prevented
only
if there are reformations in the
use
of resources and human lifestyle.