Human activities have a great impact on Earth’s systems, which are the atmosphere, lithosphere,

biosphere, and hydrosphere. The atmosphere is the layer that surrounds the lithosphere, and one of the
human activities that affect the atmosphere is burning fossil fuels, which contributes to greenhouse
effects. The harmful elements present in the atmosphere will be returned in the form of rain or snow,
which can cause harm to the lithosphere, biosphere, and hydrosphere. The lithosphere is the crust and
upper mantle of the earth; it is being transformed by mining, agriculture, building structures, etc. This
also has an effect on the biosphere because of the loss of habitats for animals. The hydrosphere is the
combined mass of water found on Earth. Overfishing by the use of dynamite fishing causes harm to both
the hydrosphere and the biosphere because of the destruction of the corals where the fish and other sea
creatures live. And the biosphere pertains to all forms of life on earth. This system of the earth is greatly
affected and connected to the other systems; if something harmful happens to one of the systems, the
biosphere is greatly affected too.