Question

you are mother earth . write a narrative highlighting the environmental problems faced by you in the past few years expressing your feelings.

Answer 1

Answer:

Acidification (includes algal bloom, coral reef loss, etc.)

Air quality (air pollution, ozone pollution, ties to human health with asthma, diesel emissions, etc.)

Biodiversity (conservation of biological diversity)

Climate change (encompasses "global warming", greenhouse effect, loss of glaciers, climate refugees, climate justice, equity, etc)

Conservation (nature and animal conservation, etc.)

Consumerism (linking the state of consumers within the economy to environmental degradation and social malaise, planned obsolescence)

Deforestation (illegal logging, impact of fires, rapid pace of destruction, etc.)

Desertification

Eco-tourism

Endangered species / threatened species (CITES, loss of species, impact of chemical use on species, cultural use, species extinction, invasive species, etc.)

Energy (use, conservation, extraction of resources to create energy, efficient use, renewable energy, etc.)

Environmental degradation

Environmental health (poor environmental quality causing poor health in human beings, bio-accumulation, poisoning)

Environmental impact assessment (one major current form of assessing human impact on the environment)

Food safety (including food justice, impacts of additives, etc.)

Genetic engineering or modification (includes GMOs)

Global environmental issues (in recognition that environmental issues cross borders)

Global Warming

Grassroots solutions (local and regional environmental issues solved from the bottom-up)

Habitat loss (destruction, fragmentation, changed use)

Intergenerational equity (recognition that future generations deserve a healthy environment)

Intensive farming

Invasive species (weeds, pests, feral animals, etc.)

Land degradation

Land use planning / Land use (includes urban sprawl)

Natural catastrophes (linked to climate change, desertification, deforestation, loss of natural resources such as wetlands, etc.)

Nuclear power, waste and pollution

Over-exploitation of natural resources (plant and animal stocks, mineral resources (mining), etc.)

Overfishing (depletion of ocean fish stocks)

Ozone depletion (CFCs, Montreal Protocol)

Pollution (air, water, land, toxins, light, point source and non-point source, use of coal/gas/etc., reclaimed land issues)

Population issues (overpopulation, access to reproductive control (reproductive health), etc.)

Reduce, reuse, recycle (and refuse) (ways to reduce impact, minimise footprint, etc.)

Soil conservation (includes soil erosion, contamination and salination of land, especially fertile land; see also desertification and deforestation)

Sustainability (finding ways to live more sustainably on the planet, lessening human footprint, increasing human fulfillment with less impact) (see also sustainable development and poverty alleviation)

Answer 2

Answer:

• deforestation......
• pollution.......
• waste of resources.....
• dust and waste material was not come in use and do not recycle
• uses only that things which can be reused, recycled, replaced