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Individuals can harm nature by polluting the environment, destroying habitats through deforestation or urban development, overfishing or hunting of species, and contributing to climate change through activities like burning fossil fuels. It's important for people to be mindful of their impact on nature and strive to minimize harm through sustainable practices and conservation efforts.
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How is man the destroyer of nature?
wath is man destroya of nature
How has man exploited nature for his benefits?
science has taken man away from nature
When was Man's Place in Nature created?
Man's Place in Nature was created in 1863.
What is man vs nature in stories?
Man vs. Nature is when the main character (man) is against nature, wilderness, etc.Avatar (movie)Finding Nemo (movie)127 Hours (movie)
Is hydrogen peroxide found in nature of is it man made?
The hydrogen peroxide is not found in the nature, it is man made.
Is copper found in nature or is it man made?
it is fount in nature.
How is man vs somthing used?
Man vs man: a problem with characters. Man vs society: Problems with laws or beliefs of a group. man vs nature: A problem with nature.
What is an example of the conflict man against nature?
There are many examples of conflict that man has with nature including shelter. Men are used to man-made structures that provide heating or cooling that nature does not naturally provide.
Are mountains man made or nature made?
Nature, Formed by Earthquakes.
Is silver man made or made by nature.?
Silver is made by nature.
Who knows best a nature or a man?
Who knows best a nature or a man?"ANSWER: Nature will do what she can to tame man, but men will not be tamed. Nature gives us obstacles and man builds bridges, steps, and elevators. He builds rockets that propel him towards the stars as nature wonders what went wrong? Nature would have man be the effect of all she commands but men will be cause because they will not surrender. In nature it is best to go with the flow, but with men there is always turbulence. Nature knows that man is merely atoms and cells, tissue and bones and fluids and is nothing more than the product of sensory perception. Man knows that nature is jealous, and in spite of the mass of tissue and cells, in spite of synapses that pop and spark, man knows that if all we are is synaptic response then how can we know what synapse is? Nature will bluster and wail, shaking and quaking with thunderous majesty, and man will bow in respect and suffer her indignities, for man knows that once she's calmed down, reasonable minds will prevail.
Does man knows best than nature?
Interestingly, man is part of nature. Sometimes it is difficult to separate the observer from the observed.
