History, 05.05.2021 22:30 ConfusedJuliana

What is the greatest danger that population growth has posed to the natural environment? It has increased the hunting of wild animals for food, leading to more strain on wildlife populations worldwide. It has caused an increase in the number of factories, requiring the use of more resources from the environment. It has led to an increased use of fossil fuels, causing more environmental damage from pollution. It has led to more competition for resources between nations, leading to wars that threaten the natural environment.

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