Human development and its effect on nature

Unlike centuries past, today there is an alarming imbalance between human development and the stability of nature. The advancement of civilization in its different aspects has improved the lives of countless people, of that there is no doubt, but many specialists believe that it has occurred in an accelerated way, without thinking about future generations.

This reality makes it necessary to analyze the different problems facing the planet, especially those that are an effect of human development.

Today, we all have the obligation to stay informed about the challenges that exist to maintain and improve the state of the environment, with the aim of proposing strategies and plans to achieve sustainable development.

However, it is paradoxical that this responsibility is often set aside by the companies and governments of each country, when they are the main culprits of environmental deterioration.

Thus, it is very important to propose global agreements to mitigate the damage that nature constantly affects. Not only must they talk about the sustainability of renewable and non-renewable resources, but at the same time, and with the help of men and women of science, they must demonstrate a latent concern that is properly structured for its viability.

While its compliance has to be monitored by the population and specialized institutions, revealing the need for its progress and objectives to be publicly known and easily accessible.

Taking all this into account, it is essential to incorporate research departments in each country. However, they not only have to study the present and how to mitigate the damage produced, but they must be able to prevent the possible effects of human development in nature.

Only in this way can a sustainable balance be established between man and the environment.

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