The Land Pollution
Pollution.

As long as the pollution created by humans is greater than what the planet can absorb, the accumulation of pollutants will gradually contaminate the vegetation and the life that inhabits it. The global temperature of the planet will increase to the point where the frozen poles will no longer be able to ''climate control'' the planet.

This heat will be conducive to the development of new, even more resistant and dangerous bacteria and viruses. What will we do when these diseases appear in the oceans, in the air and on land? Will we be able to face them? Will we still have time to remedy them?

Agriculture

is an indispensable field for human survival, because we have to eat to live.

Agricultural machinery and products used for cultivation pollute continuously to allow us to live each day. Imagine all the pollution created to grow this food, each product in your fridge, pantry.

And in addition to having produced pollution to grow these foods, transport them and sell them, an impressive amount of this food is thrown away in the trash, double free pollution! Once for having made it and two for having gotten rid of it. What a waste and what pollution! That's how you pollute without consuming!

How to solve the problem? Eat less or eat food that produces less pollution? Or give food away before a few days before the expiration date? Is it better to lose money or lose food economically?

Transport

is a sign of economy, as transportation is used to make goods or people travel in order to make money.

Such as buying a car to get to work, using a truck to transport food or goods, taking a plane for a simple trip or to visit family, taking the train or even the boat for travel or for transporting goods.

Giving up these means of transport would mean to move back to walking! Is this possible nowadays? No, with an increasing economy, the demand is also growing.

Transport is a sign of economy, as transportation...

Deforestation

is due to the increasing population as we constantly need to obtain these materials and build new homes, cities, and roads for the growing population.

In addition, deforestation allows for land expansion for more food. Unfortunately, these deforestations are detrimental to the wildlife and vegetation of these areas.

What will happen when there is an imbalance between existing flora and the billions of humans on the planet? Where will the animals go to live? Will they be able to survive in these newly modified environments? Will there still be many animals living on the planet? What will happen with the food chain which is breaking everywhere? Will they have the chance to make their point of view heard about humans?

Fossil Energy

is the number 1 cause of environmental problems today.

Humans have become dependent on these various forms of energy such as oil, coal, and electricity to enable us to live in a society full of diverse technology, all of which makes our daily lives easier.

Whether it be to go grocery shopping, to go to work, for heating, air conditioning, to travel, for cleaning, to travel, to acquire new goods, all of these activities pollute. In short, to live on planet Earth today is to pollute.

Fossil Energy is the number 1 cause of environmental...

As long as the pollution created by humans is greater than the natural absorption capacity of the planet, the accumulation of these pollutants will continue to contaminate the vegetation and the life it inhabits. The planet's overall heat will increase to the point where the frozen poles will no longer be able to 'cool' the planet. This heat will be conducive to the development of new bacteria and viruses, even more resistant and dangerous. What will we do when these diseases appear in the oceans, in the air and on land? Will we face it? Will we still have time to remedy it? Will we still have money? Will we do the same thing as the COVID?

The Land Pollution Pollution.

Agriculture

is an indispensable field for human survival, because we have to eat to live.

Transport

Deforestation

Fossil Energy

The Land Pollution
Pollution.