With the global population exceeding 8 billion, the demand for food, water, and energy is rising. Overuse of these resources leads to depletion and environmental degradation, putting ecosystems at risk.
Rapid population growth accelerates deforestation, pollution, and biodiversity loss. Expanding cities and farmlands contribute to climate change, reducing the planet’s ability to sustain life.
Agriculture is expanding to meet food demands, but over-farming depletes soil and reduces long-term productivity. Water shortages are worsening due to overuse in domestic, industrial, and agricultural sectors.
More people require more energy, increasing fossil fuel consumption and carbon emissions. While renewable energy is a solution, the transition is slow and costly.
Addressing these challenges requires responsible resource use, investment in renewables, improved urban planning, and better education on sustainability to ensure a balanced future.
