India Languages, asked by anshsingh6119, 2 months ago

why people hurt the nature?? people hurt or not to the nature??

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Answered by prettykitty664

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Explanation:

Deforestation and the conversion of wild spaces for human food production have largely been blamed for the destruction of Earth's web of life. The report highlights that 75% of the Earth's ice-free land has been significantly altered by human activity, and almost 90% of global wetlands have been lost since 1700.

Answered by aksijariwal

1

Answer:

yes people hurt nature

Explanation:

by cutting them

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