Environmental Problem | Description |
Climate Change | · Greenhouse gases are the major cause of climate change, primarily release from human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation. |
Deforestation | · Deforestation is the depletion of trees and forests at an alarming rate, leading to a drastic change in the earth’s climate. |
Loss of biodiversity | · The ongoing loss of species diversity and the degradation of ecosystems due to habitat destruction, pollution, over-exploitation of natural resources and invasive species. |
Over population | · The increasing rate of population growth as led to a shortage of resources. |
Genetic Modification of Food | · Genetic modification of food can raise concerns about environmental impacts, biodiversity loss and potential health risks. |
Acid Rain | · Acid rain is form when atmospheric pollutants like oxides of nitrogen and sulphur react with rainwater and come down with the rain |
Air Pollution | · The presence of harmful substances in the air such as nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide etc. is a major environmental problem. |
Ozone Depletion | · The hole in the ozone layer leaves humans and wildlife exposed to harmful UV rays, posing health risks to them. |
Water Pollution | · Water pollution harms aquatic life and disrupts ecosystems. · It also poses health risks to humans who use these contaminated water sources. |
Plastic Pollution | · Non-biodegradable plastics harm wildlife and contribute to marine pollution. |
Soil Erosion | · Soil erosion reduces agricultural productivity. |
Which of the following is not an environmental problem?
QUESTION: Which of the following is not an environmental problem?
A Afforestation
B Acid rain
C Loss of Biodiversity
D Genetic modification of food
Answer: Afforestation