Professor Amir reflects on the impact of water on the environment. Let me note that water does not just affect the environment, it forms the climate itself. On a global scale. As a result of human activity, the functions of water have changed. Instead of participating in the maintenance of biota, water comes with precipitation and goes back by artificial evaporation from arable land, asphalt, reservoirs, dumps. In total, the man killed 63% of the inhabited land. Unnatural degradation. Even more artificial fumes produce production and municipal water charges around the world. Giant artificial evaporation created unprecedented volumes of water in the atmosphere, which lost control and are spilled by massive precipitation, without causing moisture to other places. Therefore, some areas suffer from floods, and others - from drought.
Published by Oleg Khalidullin, Свободный исследователь at Free Expert
Professor Amir reflects on the impact of water on the environment.
Let me note that water does not just affect the environment, it forms the climate itself. On a global scale. As a result of human activity, the functions of water have changed. Instead of participating in the maintenance of biota, water comes with precipitation and goes back by artificial evaporation from arable land, asphalt, reservoirs, dumps. In total, the man killed 63% of the inhabited land. Unnatural degradation. Even more artificial fumes produce production and municipal water charges around the world. Giant artificial evaporation created unprecedented volumes of water in the atmosphere, which lost control and are spilled by massive precipitation, without causing moisture to other places. Therefore, some areas suffer from floods, and others - from drought.
Let me note that water does not just affect the environment, it forms the climate itself. On a global scale. As a result of human activity, the functions of water have changed. Instead of participating in the maintenance of biota, water comes with precipitation and goes back by artificial evaporation from arable land, asphalt, reservoirs, dumps. In total, the man killed 63% of the inhabited land. Unnatural degradation. Even more artificial fumes produce production and municipal water charges around the world. Giant artificial evaporation created unprecedented volumes of water in the atmosphere, which lost control and are spilled by massive precipitation, without causing moisture to other places. Therefore, some areas suffer from floods, and others - from drought.