Increased levels of development

The animals are forced out of their environment, crumbling the ecosystem and nature in the given area

Thousands of animals die due to the sudden change of environments. In fact, animals can lose their habitats in one day given the technology and machinery we have today

Soil is at risk of erosions from the loss of trees and plants

Human activity such as litter and other harmful chemicals increase as the population rises

Animals and micro organisms naturally take care of the soils, without them there is a trickle affect.

As the demand for homes rises, thousands of trees and life cut down. Trees are the foundation to an ecosystem; the effects are unmeasurable including, flooding, soil erosion, higher CO2 levels etc

2.47 million trees are cut down every day to make way for human expansion

Hosts problems for indigenous peoples

Ground water is at risk of contamination from power plants, waste management, and pesticides

Contaminations could result in health risks, sicknesses/viruses and even death. Death for all living things

Many species of fish, insects, and amphipods live in, and rely on aquifers

With the trees being cut down there is a rise in air pollution

Pollution from vehicles, machines, construction and raise green house gases

Human lives are at risk of lung damage and other health risks from poor air quality