Question

villagers in India generally do not cause any irreversible changes to the environment. can you explain this?

Answer 1

Answer: villagers in India do not cause any irreversible changes to the environment as ;

Explanation:  The life style of the villagers in India is basically related to nature , urbanisation has not affected villages and the life style yet .  The infrastructure has been very simple that does not leads to deforestration which in turn does not affect the climate . The industries are also in small number which does not contribute in polluting the air and near about no discharging of effluents takes place in the water bodies .

Answer 2

Villagers in India do not cause irreversible damage to the environment.  

Explanation:  

• Villages in India were traditionally based in forest land and away from industrial spaces. This made the villagers live amongst the raw nature and they did their livelihood in the midst of that.
• The lives of these villagers are simple and they did not reply to any resource depleting machines for their daily tasks.
• Neither they depended on fuel-run vehicles for their transport. Every aspect of their lives is eco-friendly and therefore they do not cause irreversible damage to the environment.  

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