For several centuries, the number of plant and animal species has been inexorably declining at a high rate.
Deforestation is happening all over the planet and even affects parks and protected areas, which are the main supplier of oxygen on the planet.
Considerable harm to the flora is also caused by acid rain, which is caused by various enterprises, mostly metallurgical industries.
Atmospheric pollution has not bypassed any country.
Everywhere there are industrial enterprises, harmful emissions poisoning the air, exhaust gases from vehicles.
Soil pollution occurs regularly through the disposal of waste in the ground.
Moreover, not only enterprises, but also ordinary people.
Waste, rapidly increasing in volume, is often used as fertilizer for growing fruits and vegetables, the benefits of which are extremely doubtful.
Industrial waste also harms rivers, lakes and other bodies of water.
In many parts of the world, the water is undrinkable.
Every year, more than 26 million tons enter the world's oceans.
oil products, a huge amount of non-decomposing substances, products of the chemical and military industries.
Which in turn affects marine life.
The ozone layer is destroyed by freon-based aerosols, aircraft and spacecraft engines.
It is no secret that over the past decades, the number of minerals has almost halved.
This threatens the premature destruction of all resources and the extinction of energy sources.
