why is increasing population is the problem for the mankind?
We are unaware what is actually happening the world level. We are facing problems such as :
- climate changes
- global warming
- ozone depletetion
- unemployment increases drastically
- new diseases are coming
- pollution
- lacking of water
- deforestation
- species extinction
- density of human race increased
- running out of natural resource
- crime rate is increasing
- and many more such issues
increase human population isn't only harming themselves but also other living species (many of them were already extinct) on earth.
why is increasing population needs our concern ?
as we know that our home planet earth only has limited amount of resources available for us and they earth is running out them. here i m not talking about the fuel resources but basic not such water ,oxygen and land .
- The first image of this painting is trying to show us that time when the world was started as many kind of creature we could see in the first picture
- Next one is showing the situation when one species increases drastically then that eradicates the other species , the other creature are been killed ,indeed they are killing each other , this situation resembles to the today's world situation
- And this last one shows the eradication there own species by killing each other and by destroying there surrounding . it shows the transformation of heaven into hell by just one reason of population increase .
climate change
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global warming
the gases which greatly harm atmosphere:
- CO2
- CH4
- SF6
- N2O
- CFC
- CCL2F2
- CHCLF2
- CF4
- C2F6
- NF3
- O3
- WATER VAPOUR
1. Carbon Dioxide (CO2) -
Perhaps the most well-known global greenhouse gas is carbon dioxide. It occurs naturally in volcanoes, hot springs, groundwater, and glaciers. As these geologic formations release carbon dioxide, plants rely on it to perform photosynthesis which results in oxygen production. Today, human activity such as fossil fuel burning, cement production, deforestation, agriculture, and development all contribute to increased carbon dioxide production. It currently has 388,500 parts per billion in the atmosphere, which is an 108,500 increase since before industrialization. With such high concentrations in the atmosphere, plants are unable to keep up by removing it from the air. Because this gas absorbs and emits infrared radiation, it contributes significantly to global warming.
Methane is 25 times stronger than carbon dioxide in terms of its global warming potential. It also has a lifespan of 12 years. This gas occurs both naturally and as a result of human activity. Naturally, it originates in wetlands, volcanoes, methane-producing insects and animals, and within the oceanic floor. Human activity such as burning fossil fuels, raising livestock, cultivating rice, and dumping in landfills are all contributing to increasing presence of this gas. When controlled, the earth has natural sinks that help absorb methane, however excess human production has proven to exceed what the earth can naturally absorb. Pre-industrial levels were approximately 700 parts per billion. Today, that has increased to 1,870 parts per billion.
3. Nitrous Oxide (N2O) -
Nitrous oxide is produced by industrial manufacturing, the combustion of fossil fuels, and the breakdown of agricultural fertilizer. Additionally, it occurs naturally in the ground. Nitrous oxide is a compressed liquefied gas that has an atmospheric life of 114 years and a global warming potential that is 298 times stronger than carbon dioxide. This means it traps heat in the earth’s atmosphere at a much higher rate than carbon dioxide. This gas has several uses, including as a rocket motor oxidizer, as an internal combustion engine speed booster, as an aerosol spray propellant, and as an anesthetic and pain reliever in dentistry, childbirth, and surgery around the world. The US government has agreed to analyze, measure, and publish greenhouse gas emission measurements per the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Of US emissions, approximately 75% come from the agricultural industry. Despite its danger to the environment, nitrous oxide is expected to remain one of the largest greenhouse gas emissions in the future.
4. Dichlorodifluoromethane (CCl2F2) -
5. Chlorodifluoromethane (CHClF2) -
Chlorodifluoromethane belongs to the hydrochlorofluorocarbon family of gases, and is most commonly used as a refrigerant and propellant. This greenhouse gas contributes significantly to ozone depletion and global warming. Despite the dangers associated with its use, CHCIF2 is sometimes used in place of other gases with higher ozone depleting potential. However, the European Union has banned manufacturing this gas as well as prohibited its use in servicing refrigeration and air conditioning equipment, and only recycled chlorodifluoromethane is permitted. Any broken equipment must be replaced by an alternative that does not contain this gas. The same reduction and phase-out strategy has been employed in the United States.
6. Tetrafluoromethane (CF4) -
Tetrafluoromethane is a nonflammable gas that belongs to the fluorocarbon family. Utilization of the Hall-Heroult process in aluminum production results in this gas. Additionally, it is used as a refrigerant. CF4 is a strong greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change and has an atmospheric lifetime of 50,000 years. Because of its low concentration level in the atmosphere, it is not currently believed to have a significant radiative forcing effect, which leads to rising global temperatures. However, its presence is constantly increasing which will lead to global warming. It does not deplete the ozone.
7. Hexafluoroethane (C2F6) -
8. Sulfur Hexafluoride (SF6) -
9. Nitrogen Trifluoride (NF3) -
10. Ozone (O3) -
Ozone presents itself in two forms, stratospheric and tropospheric. Stratospheric ozone occurs naturally. Tropospheric ozone, however, is a greenhouse gas that contributes to climate change. Humans produce this gas through industrial plants, chemical solvents, and burning fossil fuels. Prior to industrialization, tropospheric ozone was concentrated at 25 parts per billion in the atmosphere. Today, it is at approximately 34 parts. When O3 mixes with carbon monoxide, the combination results in smog. Taking public transportation, avoiding pesticides, and buying natural cleaning products are all ways to reduce ozone production.
11. Water Vapor (H2O) -
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above is shown the increasing temperature of earth effecting the ozone depletion.
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the changes recorded in ozone layer from march 16 to April 13 ,2020.
unemployment increases
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emergence of new diseases
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Pollution
Water shortage
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Extinction of species
https://www.consultancy.uk/illustrations/news/detail/2018-03-30-074735515-The-reported-rate-of-economic-crime-has-increased-across-all-territories.jpg
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