SUMMARY

The environment is the source of life for any species. The environment is the
environment that makes life possible, from it we obtain water, food, fuel and any
raw materials that we use to build and improve our lives, that is why we must take
care of it.

The environment is our home, but not only for humans, but for all the animal and
plant species that inhabit this planet.

key aspects of the environment:

Biodiversity:

Biodiversity: refers to the variety of life forms on Earth, including plants, animals,
microorganisms and ecosystems.

The loss of biodiversity: is a global concern due to the extinction of species, the
degradation of habitats and the overexploitation of natural resources.

Climate change:

Climate change is mainly caused by the emission of greenhouse gases due to

human activities such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation.

Its consequences include rising temperatures, changes in weather patterns, rising

sea levels and extreme weather events.

Pollution:

Pollution of air, water and soil affects human health and that of other living beings.

Air pollution comes from sources such as vehicles, industries and biomass burning.

Water pollution is due to spills of chemicals and waste.

Soil pollution affects fertility and biodiversity.

Conservation and sustainable use:

Conservation involves protecting natural areas, endangered species and
ecosystems.

Sustainable use seeks to balance human needs with the preservation of the
environment.

Natural resources:

Natural resources include water, minerals, fossil fuels, wood, and food.

Responsible management of these resources is crucial to ensure their long-term

availability.

Environmental education:

Environmental awareness and education are essential to promoting sustainable

practices.

We can all contribute to caring for the environment through actions such as
recycling, reducing energy consumption and protecting nature.

The environment is an interconnected system that deserves our attention and care
to ensure a healthy future for future generations.