What happens if the pullotion will not stop?

Answer 1

Actually, nothing. Earth itself, through volcanic eruptions ionosphere reactions to solar flares and NATURALLY OCCURRING CLIMATE CHANGES contributes more to pollution than mankind does.

As far as material pollution is concerned, it returns from whence it came. It may take time to biodegrade, sometimes thousands of years, but everything has a half-life.

There's a real concern that we could pollute the environment that sustains human life, but life itself in many forms will continue. The pollution will eventually dissipate The likely worst-case scenario would be pollution continues to grow exponentially along with the head count for the human race. The world becomes so polluted (whether air, water, environment or nuclear) that it can't support the population. The whole world won't die, but masses could be lost. However, the significant population reduction will have the resources to survive, thrive and eventually re-destroy.

But of the most likely scenarios that would hamper earths ability to sustain life, mankind's influence is minimal. That being said, recycling and using resources wisely is still a very good idea that improves life for everyone.