Correlation between Environment and Human Life

Clean environment is very important for human physical, mental and social health. Environment itself is a natural and biological concept. The environment includes the biological components on earth such as animals, birds, insects, forests, monocotyledons, reptiles, bacteria, viruses, fungi and microorganisms as well as inanimate components such as land, soil, water, air, dust, mountains, water, rivers, temperature, water level etc. The environment supplies essential things to human life. Human beings get pure air for breathing, water for drinking, land for food and balance of climate or all these things through environment. The environment not only helps humans to get food, clothing and shelter or needs but also helps in providing other facilities. Due to repeated interference in human environment to meet our increasing needs, the environmental chain itself has been affected in a very serious manner. Therefore, due to deterioration in the quality of environment and formation of various types of pollutants, it has adverse consequences on human life, both directly and indirectly. Imbalance in the environmental system creates threat to the population of animals. To feed the growing population, by using unthinking natural resources to feed the growing population, nature is synonymous with destruction of the environment. Therefore, as more and more ecosystems are created and developed to support the environment, its balance gets disturbed. The environment was polluted in many ways. Our interference in the environment leads to excessive use and consumption of readily available natural resources to make our lives happier and richer. Due to the impact of which on the environment, today humans are facing major natural disasters.