Man and nature are inextricably linked. We are to a great extent dependent on the world around us. Not so long ago, the opinion prevailed that man is the king of nature, its full-fledged master. However, to date it is clear that we are just a tiny particle in the world.
Man is an integral part of the world
Despite its seemingly quite strong ability to change environmental conditions, to change riverbeds and landscapes, mankind still strongly depends on the habitat. Such cataclysms as volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis and many others are capable of destroying whole cities and even civilizations. Economic development and the creation of new advanced technologies are also not possible without the use of natural resources.
How does humanity affect the Earth?
Unfortunately, from unreasonable and unreasoned actions of people, nature suffers great damage. For example, deforestation destroys the natural habitat of many animals and plants, leading to a decrease in the production of oxygen, which in turn inevitably causes global warming. On the site of cut forests, deserts are often formed, because after the disappearance of trees the upper fertile soil layer is easily eroded.