Population

Human population trends are centrally important to environmental science because they help to determine the environmental impact of human activities. Economic activity promotes wealth creation but has negative effects on the environment. The production systems currently used in industrialized countries generate vast quantities of waste and contamination, causing degradation to natural resources. These impacts are more severe when accompanied by demographic growth, as long as population increases lead to increases in energy consumption and, consequently, to greater atmospheric pollution. This seminar considered demographic factors in order to explain the sources of pollution in general whether if it is air pollution, water resource pollution, or soil pollution… ext.