The Earth Problems

"Anyone who wants to change the world must begin by changing yourself "  Socrates

The earth is changing and the fault is our. Today, there are 2.448 species of animals in danger, but no only are the animals the earth problem, there are so many things that produce the world's changing, for example: 


1) Polution: is harmful alteration of the natural state of half following the introduction of an agent is totally alien to that environment (pollutant), causing instability, disorder, harm or discomfort in one ecosystem, the physical environment or in a living . The contaminant can be a chemical, energy (as sound, heat or light), or genes. Sometimes the contaminant is a foreign substance, a form of energy or a natural substance.


2) Wars: is the form of socio-political conflict between two or more groups. It is perhaps one of the oldest of all international relations, but it becomes a phenomenon peculiar to the beginning of civilization. It is the confrontation of human groups organized armed in order to control natural resources or humans,or disarmament, submission and, if necessary, destruction of the enemy, and are produced by multiple causes, which usually maintain or change in power relations, economic or territorial settle disputes.

World War II (1939-1945)

3) Drugs trafficking: is a illegal global industry that consisting in the cultivation, processing, distribution and sale of illegal drugs. While certain drugs are legal sale and possession (certain drugs that contain it, snuff, alcohol, etc), in most jurisdictions the law prohibits the sale and even the offer or sale of certain drugs.The drug trade operates similarly to other underground markets.


4) Misuse of natural resources: The Earth provides resources that are exploited by humans for various purposes. Some of these are non-renewable resources such as fossil fuels, which are difficult to renew the short term.

5) Corruption:  is the misuse of public (governmental) power to get an unfair advantage, usually secret and private.


6) Habitat destruction: is the process by which a natural habitat is transformed into a habitat unable to support native species of the same. Plants and animals that use it are destroyed or forced to emigrate as a result there is a reduction in biodiversity. Agriculture is the main cause of habitat destruction. Other major causes include mining, logging, overfishing and urban sprawl.

Deforestation

So, what we can do for don't make in danger our planet? The answer is very easy, we need to start in ours houses and families (learning values ​​and good things), and after that, we can help people to raise awareness of the different things we are doing to our earth. "Working together we can create a country and a better home for future generations".