Publication: Omul și degradarea mediului natural. Efecte distructive
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BURLACU, Sorin, ALPOPI, Cristina, POPESCU, Maria Loredana. Omul și degradarea mediului natural. Efecte distructive. In: Competitivitatea şi inovarea în economia cunoaşterii [online]: culegere de articole selective: conf. şt. intern., 28-29 sept., 2018. Chişinău: ASEM, 2018, vol. 1, pp. 159-165. E-ISBN 978-9975-75-932-8.
Pollution is a way to destroy the natural environment. Pollution represents the penetration of natural and artificial pollutants into the natural environment resulting from human activity: industry, agriculture, transport, which are loss of human activity. The environment is the natural environment that has been transformed over time by humans. It is made up of relief, water, air, vegetation and soil, which are the elements of the natural environment in which people live. Each element plays an extremely important role in the formation of the natural environment. This article aims at identifying some of the destructive effects of pollution and the direction of recovery in the context of sustainable development. The deterioration of the environment is caused by: the existence of many cars, reactive airplanes and heavy ships, too many factories operating on old, polluting, high-consumption raw materials, water and energy technologies that ultimately determine the growing needs of a population in a demographic explosion and, in particular, the existence of large urban agglomerations. A main conclusion of our research is that for Earth to remain a living planet, people's interests must be correlated with the laws of nature. JEL: Q01, Z13
Pollution is a way to destroy the natural environment. Pollution represents the penetration of natural and artificial pollutants into the natural environment resulting from human activity: industry, agriculture, transport, which are loss of human activity. The environment is the natural environment that has been transformed over time by humans. It is made up of relief, water, air, vegetation and soil, which are the elements of the natural environment in which people live. Each element plays an extremely important role in the formation of the natural environment. This article aims at identifying some of the destructive effects of pollution and the direction of recovery in the context of sustainable development. The deterioration of the environment is caused by: the existence of many cars, reactive airplanes and heavy ships, too many factories operating on old, polluting, high-consumption raw materials, water and energy technologies that ultimately determine the growing needs of a population in a demographic explosion and, in particular, the existence of large urban agglomerations. A main conclusion of our research is that for Earth to remain a living planet, people's interests must be correlated with the laws of nature. JEL: Q01, Z13
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anthropology, environmental degradation, pollution