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The Threat of Technology to Biodiversity
As our population increases we need more space as well as more resources from the earth. When we do this we are taking away from the non-human species that live in each of these habitats. Even though we may be doing this as an upgrade for our communities, we are still taking away from the plants, insects, and animals that roam our land.
Our environmental ideology of growth at any cost is beneficial to all except nature. The belief that technology solves everything is hurting the environment. For example, auto factories produce the cars that we love, but in the process they are causing pollution. As this continues our ozone layer is affected, and that eventually will take a toll on all living species.
In order for our ideological thinking and actions to be better managed, we must realize the overall picture. Each day there is at least one species that comes closer to extinction because of our "needs." If we as a society can realize that nature is just as important as humans are, then we would have a healthier environment. Overall, our awareness on biodiversity and its importance needs to be increased. Society needs to protect our environment in there own ways like they would themselves. If we do not make a change in the way we think, the earth's biodiversity will no longer be a resource for survival.
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