The price of food today is relatively lower compared to the past decade
due to
the usage of better Linking Words
fertilisers
and machinery, which eventually leads to economies of scale Use synonyms
due to
mass production. Linking Words
However
, Linking Words
this
phenomenon has detrimental effects on human health and local residents.
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To begin
with, the rapid growth in the human population in the Linking Words
last
few centuries has been increasing rapidly than ever before, Linking Words
hence
raising the demand for staple crops, vegetables, and fruits amid the limited use of land for farming Linking Words
due to
industrialisation and housing. To deal with Linking Words
this
problem, the peasants use Linking Words
fertilisers
to boost their plant yield to increase the harvested crop in their garden. Use synonyms
For example
, farmers using Linking Words
this
method in East Java say that their crops have increased by 30% after using Linking Words
such
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fertilisers
.
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However
, the use of these chemical substances has been proven harmful to human health if not treated properly, Linking Words
such
as cancer, food poisoning, and asthma. Linking Words
Furthermore
, the usage of Linking Words
such
chemical substances is a source of pollutants to the environment, and in the long run, it will harm soil fertility and sustainability. Linking Words
For example
, the land area in Subang, West Java, became infertile and bare after high-intensity pesticides were used in rice farming for many years. Another example can be found in the Kapuas River, where the water became uninhabitable for fish species because of the waste stemming from the local farmers using Linking Words
fertilisers
.
In conclusion, the usage of Use synonyms
fertilisers
has increased the productivity of staple crops amid rapid population growth. Use synonyms
However
, it Linking Words
also
has adverse impacts on the development of various illnesses and pollutes the environment in the long run.Linking Words