AMANI ALNAIMI

GLOBALIZATIO
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Ms. Thayyiba Ibrahim
GLOBALIZATION
DEFINED
• Globalization is the broader view of trade
• It started from China to Europe via the silk road in the 1st
century BC.
• Globalization has pros and cons like any other thing in the
world.
• Globalization has reduced the chances of war like in older
times wars were frequent, but nowadays, economic
interdependence has halted the wars for a longer period.

GLOBALIZATION
OVER CONSUMPTION DEFORESTATION
OF RESOURCES
• Mining of fossil fuels
• Overfishing
• usage of wood, metals
and chemicals
• Increased hunger in poor
countries
• New diseases are
appearing due to mining
of fossil fuels
DRAWBACKS OF
GLOBAL WARMING TRADE WARS AND LOAN
TRAPS
• By product of • Globalization has given
• Globalization encourages
industrialization emits gases birth to trade wars and loan
deforestation
• Greenhouse gases, traps
• Cities and industries are
chlorofluorocarbons, and • Economically powerful
built by cutting trees and
carbon dioxide countries are giving loans to
forests
• These gases cause sunlight weaker countries and in
• Reduced natural resources
to stay on the surface of the case of non-repayment, they
like honey, silk, glue, and
earth which causes a rise in are confiscating their prime
so on
temperature ultimately assets.
• Extinction of wild species
which affects food chain melting of glaciers, floods, • China and USA are good
and droughts. examples of trade wars and
and ecological order
loan traps
 CONCLUSION
• Globalization has impacted negatively on the world specifically on
developing countries and as there are the majority of developing nations so
negative impacts are higher in magnitude than positive.
• Globalization has disturbed the atmosphere, aquatic life, lives of species,
natural systems, and nationalism.
• Negative impacts also include hefty use of plastic, dumping of chemicals
and waste in water and oceans, overly mining of fossil fuels.
 • Trade has become an integral part of countries that it can't
be neglected but for transportation and production one can

RECOMMENDATI use as many renewable energy sources rather fossil fuels.

• Forestation is one of the solutions that fit all problems of
globalization.
• Trade wars can be avoided by either not depending too
much on any country or make them completely dependent
so they can't attack by any tariffs or layoffs.
• Chemicals should not be directly dumped in waters rather
they can be dumped in areas where population is nil.
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