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A 14 page overview of the blows that urbanization has dealt natural areas. The direct result of our uncontrolled population growth, the rapid escalation of urbanization that we are witnessing today impacts natural areas both directly and indirectly. Flora and fauna are disrupted and sensitive ecological areas destroyed. This, in turn, impacts mankind. Bibliography lists 7
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Urbanization is one of the most concerning phenomena of our time. The direct result of our uncontrolled population growth, the rapid escalation of urbanization that we
are witnessing today impacts natural areas both directly and indirectly. Flora and fauna are disrupted and sensitive ecological areas destroyed. This, in turn, impacts mankind. When the
worlds ecology is disrupted mankind loses not just the aesthetics of natural areas but their function. We lose valuable buffers that protect us from flooding and that are a
critical element in the purification of our drinking water. The ecological disruption caused by urbanization also translates into the loss of potentially valuable species that have the potential to
benefit mankind in a myriad of ways. Introduction
Urbanization is impacting our world in a myriad of ways. Our continued expansion has disrupted both vegetation and animal life in a way that it has never been impacted
before. As a consequence of that disruption human lives themselves are being impacted. While some of the worlds populace lives in rural areas, most of our populace lives
either in the cities or the suburbs. This urbanization is a response to the ever increasing human population. Urbanization impacts the natural world in both direct and indirect
ways. Background Urbanization is a relatively
new phenomena on the world scene. Technological innovations like trolleys and busses made it possible for city dwellers to travel to the outskirts of town to complete their retail
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