Production of goods has led to environmental damage. give causes and solution of th eproblem.

In the contemporary world,

as a result

of expanding demand, there is a massive

production

of a variety of goods all over the planet.

This

essay will examine the main

causes

of the environmental

damage

this

massive

production

has led to and possible solutions against it. To embark on, industrial

production

creates

pollution

.

For instance

, factories emit carbon into the air which

causes

air

pollution

that alters the fauna and the flora of the habitats of the species and leads them to face extinction. Not only the air

pollution

but

also

they release their discharges to the rivers, sea and soil.

Furthermore

,

resources

are essential to

production

, and overexploitation of these

resources

also

causes

huge

damage

to the environment.

For example

, if someone is producing wooden tables and cutting a whole forest for it, it would end up with a perished area which used to be the source of oxygen and habitat for lots of animals.

In other words

, the

production

of goods

causes

pollution

that destroys the habitats and overexploitation of the

resources

. Some possible solutions to

this

problem could be tighter controls and better regulations for industrial processes by the government.

For instance

, companies can be charged highly for the carbon emission they create and can have exact collecting locations to send away their discharges. Another solution can be educating people about the

pollution

their demands led to, and maybe provoking the companies who do not follow the environmental regulations.

This

way, companies would have to be more careful about the

pollution

they cause

while

people can be more conscious of environmental

damage

.

To conclude

, the main

causes

of the environmental

damage

that

production

causes

are, overexploitation of the

resources

and the

pollution

that occurs during the

production

processes.

However

, with new regulations, tighter inspections and educated, conscious people

this

problem can be taken under control.