For billions of years, Earth’s biological activity faced threats from predators and natural disasters. Now, the greatest threat is human activity leading to rapid environmental changes.
Mass extinctions have historically resulted from extreme and global environmental changes. Today, humans are causing these changes at an unprecedented rate, resulting in ecological crises.
Human activity brings significant challenges, particularly in waste management. Issues such as biohazards, chemicals, and radioactivity require innovative solutions beyond simplistic ideas, such as shooting waste into the Sun.
As the global human population exceeds 8 billion, the pressure on natural resources intensifies. Addressing the implications of our growth and technological advances is crucial for survival.
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