Integration issues of human-being and environment

Abstract

Objectively speaking, people are a part of nature, and nature contributes to human economies via the use of natural resources. Mineral resources are being used inefficiently and may soon be in limited supply. The burden on the natural environment rises in tandem with the increase in global population. Moreover, the sorts of contaminants are diversifying. After all, humankind is developing. More and more novel compounds that are not the greatest for the biosphere are being developed. The food, petrochemical, and woodworking sectors significantly harm water resources. Environmental contamination is a century-old issue on a worldwide scale. In actuality, there aren't many fundamental causes for the environment's unviability. It has long been evident that people believe they have a right to address global issues while attempting to preserve nature, but this is not always the case. Such a solution to the existing worldwide issue would result in the extinction of all life. Because it thinks it is in control of the situation, humanity appears to ignore the “Hints” of nature. In the meantime, environmental equilibrium is becoming more and more disturbed by human technology.