It is stated that the vandalism of the natural environment is caused by the expansion in the production of the customers’ merchandise. This has potential reasons, and we need to take actions to combat the issue. We will tackle some of the possible reasons and one or two feasible solutions.
First of all, a numerous number of trees is being cut on daily basis to fulfil the consumers’ needs of goods. For instance, through the last decade some lumberjacks tend to cut a big number of trees in order to provide the needed material for the production of commodities and for the sake of gaining money for providing the essentials of life such as safe drinking water and sanitation, as well as basic primary education for their families. Second of all, animals suffer from the same way of treatment as exactly as plants do; as they are being hunted on daily basis for the same exact reason, which is more production so that more money is gained.
As for the possible solutions, a practicable solution for the first problem tackled is to provide basic life needs for lumberjacks so that they only cut trees when necessary which might reduce the number of plants being chopped. We can also have some seminars where we educate agriculturalists and lumbermen. Thus we could possibly have some ecological balance. In addition, launching some more nature reserves might protect animals from extinction for the excessive hunting done by hunters.
To conclude, the overexploitation of nature resources may result in damage and therefore possible solutions, such as seminars and nature reserves should be studied well and implemented to save what could be saved.