The perceptive article written by Susan Patterson, ‘How Do Humans Affect the Environment?’ prepared a passionate plea for how the environment is being impacted by humans for over centuries. There are large amounts of human beings living on this earth that affect the environment that we live in today. This is an important topic as humans are harming the environment every day which impact people’s lives and will continue to impact people’s lives for centuries. Our population tends to increase every day and she urges how humans are the highest polluting species. In this article the negative implications on the environment which are caused by humans include some that of air pollution, global warming and ozone layer depletion. [1]
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The burning of oil and coal has increased the concentration of CO2 onto the atmosphere. Other human activities that have an impact on the environment, increasing the concentrations of greenhouse gases include that of, the clearing of land for industry and agriculture. Therefore, the implications that humans cause will make the earth become warmer, which will warm the oceans and melt ice and glaciers, increasing the sea level. The increase of these gases will impact some of the crops and plants. [6] Studies of global warming by scientists from NASA have investigated the increase of heat onto the oceans. They gather data by a mix of different satellites and in-ocean data to further improve their understanding and knowledge to reduce the global warming trends. However, more data research and better technologies are required to ensure better results. …show more content…
This is significant because human activities are causing other problems such as air pollution, global warming and the depletion of the ozone layer, which are causing problems on the environment. This is an important topic as it is essential for the environment to be healthy to ensure survival. There has been a variety of discussion and research conducted on these opinions. However, it is vital to conduct more research and testing to gain a better understanding of why air pollution, global warming and the depletion of the ozone layer is being impacted by human activity destroying the
Helmut Mayer’s …show more content…
The burning of oil and coal has increased the concentration of CO2 onto the atmosphere. Other human activities that have an impact on the environment, increasing the concentrations of greenhouse gases include that of, the clearing of land for industry and agriculture. Therefore, the implications that humans cause will make the earth become warmer, which will warm the oceans and melt ice and glaciers, increasing the sea level. The increase of these gases will impact some of the crops and plants. [6] Studies of global warming by scientists from NASA have investigated the increase of heat onto the oceans. They gather data by a mix of different satellites and in-ocean data to further improve their understanding and knowledge to reduce the global warming trends. However, more data research and better technologies are required to ensure better results. …show more content…
This is significant because human activities are causing other problems such as air pollution, global warming and the depletion of the ozone layer, which are causing problems on the environment. This is an important topic as it is essential for the environment to be healthy to ensure survival. There has been a variety of discussion and research conducted on these opinions. However, it is vital to conduct more research and testing to gain a better understanding of why air pollution, global warming and the depletion of the ozone layer is being impacted by human activity destroying the