How does biodiversity loss affect humans?

life is complemented from all the species that dwell in the world.

During that last decade the pollution index have been increasing in a very quick way, and the first, and principally affected with this phenomena are the ecosystems. Consequently, air and water are getting less pure and more toxic for animals and human beings. The carbon dioxide emissions created by different types of industries are an example of the biggest way of polluting and with this surplus of CO2 in the air, humans organism can't function correctly, having cardiac diseases and having respiratory system principally affected.

With the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, humans start impairing the biodiversity of the world, from nature itself to the animals that live in it; its important to enpahsise that the actual industry, as the one from thirty years in the past, use greenhouse gases in the production of several products that support the actual economy, this use of greenhouse gases as methane or carbon dioxide damage in a huge amount the world atmosphere, creating the acid rain that kill trees and the daily pollution that the Chinese population have to deal with.

AndresMolina wrote:With the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, humans start impairing the biodiversity of the world, from nature itself to the animals that live in it; its important to enpahsise that the actual industry, as the one from thirty years in the past, use greenhouse gases in the production of several products that support the actual economy, this use of greenhouse gases as methane or carbon dioxide damage in a huge amount the world atmosphere, creating the acid rain that kill trees and the daily pollution that the Chinese population have to deal with.

I agree with your position Andres, however you should review your facts due to the fact that the industrial revolution was in the XVIII century and not 30 years ago. Greenhouse gases actually affect the planet and we more have into account that The Earth’s natural assets are made up of plants, animals, land, water and that includes humans. Humans are like monsters with nonstop because we don't realise that when we destroy the biodiversity we are killing ourselves, we are killing the places were we live and soon it won't left much. When we get to that point we will realise everything we did wrong and that we can't do anything at that point.

AndresMolina wrote:With the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, humans start impairing the biodiversity of the world, from nature itself to the animals that live in it; its important to enpahsise that the actual industry, as the one from thirty years in the past, use greenhouse gases in the production of several products that support the actual economy, this use of greenhouse gases as methane or carbon dioxide damage in a huge amount the world atmosphere, creating the acid rain that kill trees and the daily pollution that the Chinese population have to deal with.

I totally agree with your statement andres, people should pay the piper but humans should stop complaining and accepting the problem that we are causing the world and our animal species, we should watch out and promote and start creating solutions and alternatives to stop contamination and destruction using our advanced technology and investigations to end contamination and damage, creating a place where we don't destroy the world and use renovable energy.

It directly affects humans, as you can observe, different elements from biodiversity give us things that are used daily in our lives, as an example, you can find: food, air, crops and animals (who eat from biodiversity and also give us some food)