Environmental change
the extinction of plants and animals is one of the biggest environmental threats we face today. While I don’t believe this is a major problem, in my opinion, there are even bigger reasons for concern.
The destruction of plants and animals has certainly become a challenge. Breaking the food chain will cause more problems.
For example, we can say that when predators like lions and tigers at the top of the food pyramid disappear, the number of vegetarians will increase. Unfortunately, massive growth will damage farmers' yields.
Because deer, rabbits and pigs, and insects will eat the crops of the farmers. This will lead to food shortages around the world.
On the other hand, caused by human actions, climate change will become a bigger challenge.
As a result of environmental pollution, and due to the effects of greenhouse gases, global temperatures will rise. This will cause the polar ice caps to melt and thereafter raise sea levels.
Major coastal cities around the world are likely to be submerged in the ocean. Climate change will continue to cause continuous droughts and floods.
As a result, food production will be severely affected. Another issue is that both humans and animals will face a variety of health problems.
Another thing is that both humans and animals cannot live in polluted areas. Cancer and asthma will occur in people and other animals living in infected areas.
If temperatures continue to rise as they do now, the earth will be uninhabitable for the next two centuries.
Thus it can be said that climate change is the biggest threat to the extinction of humans and other animals.
In conclusion, the extinction of nature and the loss of biodiversity exists certainly an important issue.
However, climate change and related issues are a bigger challenge that is critical to the survival of humans and animals
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