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This 6 page paper discusses the impact of overuse of natural resourcs in the areas of ecological, economical, and social consequences. Current research used. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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the Earth has been overburdened and impacted significantly by human invasion, destruction and overuse of ecological resources. The consequences become evident when one looks at the ecological, economic, and social
ramifications that indicate mankinds misuse of the Earth has placed him in a critical situation. ECOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES Daniel Grossman in the Spring edition of Scientific American offers that climate changes
have severely impacted the vulnerabilities of some regions and that in terms of distributional consequences the stakes couldnt be higher. In other words, as an expert in climate shifts and
the gradual warming of the Earth, Daniel Grossman is suggesting that the human race has a narrow window of opportunity to reverse some of the tragic consequences of the past.
The problem that has yet to be solved is how to balance the needs of all humans on the planet without severely taxing the limitations of the Earth. And, Grossman
goes on to state, meeting this singular challenge is made more difficult by the climactic shifts that are taking place. In short, according to Grossman, there is a weakening of
many ecosystems on the planet, with some links in the chain disappearing all together. . The example that he gives is that the surge in warming has "begun to alter
the relationships among species in some ecosystems by weakening links in the food chain. Many species could be at risk"(Grossman 86). When the links are weakened like this, he goes
on to suggest, those animals that no longer fit in die out. One would think that this would also include plant life as well as microbial soil compositions, all of
which are also impacted by long-term abnormal shifts in climate. Jeffery McNeely also points out that invasive alien species should be acknowledged as a "threat to native species, human health,
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