1. HUMAN IMPACT ON
ENVIRONMENT

2. HUMAN IMPACT ON
ENVIRONMENT

3. WHAT DOES HUMAN
IMPACT MEAN???

4. AND HUMAN IMPACT ON
ENVIRONMENT MEANS
The adverse effects caused by
development,
industrial,
or by the release of a substances in
the environment
or by any other human activity…

5. HUMAN IMPACT ON
ENVIRONMENT
FACTORS:
Factors contributing to ENVIRONMENTAL LOSS are:
 DEFORESTATION,
 OVER-POPULATION,
 WASTE,
 POLLUTION,
 OVERUSE/WASTAGE OF NATURAL RESOURCES,
 ENERGY INDUSTRY etc....

7. DDEEFFOORREESSTTAATTIIOONN
Deforestation is the removal of a
forest where the land is thereafter
converted to a non-forest use.
Deforestation occurs for many
reasons:
 used or sold as fuel,
 used as pasture for livestock,
 plantations of commodities,
 Settlements etc..

8. OVER-POPULATION
Human overpopulation occurs if the
number of people in a group
exceeds the carrying capacity of a
region occupied by that group.

9. IMPACT OF OVER-POPULATION

10. WASTE
Waste and wastes are terms for unwanted materials.
Examples include
municipal solid waste (household trash/refuse),
 hazardous waste,
wastewater (such as sewage, which contains bodily wastes,or surface
runoff),
radioactive waste, and others.

11. Agricultural waste
Domestic waste
Industrial waste

12. POLLUTION
 Pollution- adding harmful substances or products into the
environment
 The use of fossil fuels is the major cause of pollution
Air Land Water
Smog
Solid wastes
Ozone
Landfills
Depletion
Acid Rain
Oil spills
fertilizers

13. Air Pollution

14. Water Pollution

15. Land Pollution

16. ENERGY INDUSTRY
The environmental impact of energy harvesting and
consumption is diverse.
 Biodiesel
 Coal mining and burning
 Electricity generation
 Nuclear power
 Oil shale industry
 Petroleum
 Reservoirs
 Wind power

18. OVERUSE OF NATURAL
RESOURCES
 the depletion of natural resources has
become a major focus of governments
and organizations such as the United
Nations.
The depletion is caused by
 Mining,
 petroleum extraction,
 Fishing,
 Forestry etc..

19. AND NOT FOR

20. NEED OF
CONSERVATION
 Conservation biology is the scientific study of the
nature and status of Earth's biodiversity with the
aim of protecting species, their habitats, and
ecosystems from excessive rates of extinction.
 Habitat conservation is a land management
practice that seeks to conserve, protect and
restore, habitat areas for wild plants and animals,
especially conservation reliant species, and
prevent their extinction, fragmentation or
reduction in range.

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