The Global Environment Transformed
Human
impact on the environment in the twentieth century was affected by three circumstances. The first was human population growth due to
the revolution of medicine and sanitation advances that lowered the death
rates. Additionally, Green technology in
genetically modified seeds and fertilizers increased world food suppliers. Secondly, with coal and oil,
hydroelectricity, natural gas, and nuclear power added to the energy resources
available to us. Thirdly, through science and technology, economic
growth occurred through goods and
services. Furthermore, these three
circumstances contributed to humans remaking of the ecosystem. The global spread of modern industry contributed
to the vast amount of air pollution that unknown chemicals known as
chlorofluorocarbons which protects the earth from excessive ultraviolet
radiation. Eventually this
transformation leads to global warming by the twentieth century due to the
increase of burning fossil fuels and carbon dioxide.
Today, I
try to do my part in reducing, rescuing, and recycling products every day to
reduce the demand for fossil fuels. I
don’t have air conditioning nor do I every use our heater even in the winter
because I live in warm California. I do
use fluorescent light bulbs. I try to
walk or take the bus. I use as less
electricity as possible, along with saving water. I recycle water that I use to wash my
vegetables and fruits. Meanwhile, I hope other individuals depend
less on fossil fuels that create greenhouse gases that contributes to global
warming.
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