Do humans provide benefits for planet Earth except for ourselves?

 

This question is fully anthropocentric. The only "earth is", even though it has switched constant since its formation. There is no instant existence in the past earth or future which can be considered better or worse, except in human terms.

In Western Europe, the human society in depth changed the landscape during the bronze age and its surroundings with the opening of forests and periodic burning, promoting the dominance of the bush community known as Heathlands. Many insects, amphibians, birds and plants are growing rapidly on them, and may be extinct if the Heathlands disappear.

Similar cases can be found in other environments such as dry cereal of Mediterranean farmland or a mixture of tree grass in Spanish Dehes. Without human intervention, the landscape will be more homogeneous, and fewer species will live there.

Unfortunately, humans are also responsible for the replacement of this landscape with those with low biodiversity due to more intensive use.

Mike followed Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, England

Our species do nothing for the benefit of life on earth. Instead, our activities have damaged the environment and made it less friendly for other species.

We are responsible for the Sex of the Sex of the sixth mass, also known as anthropocye extinction, and it is estimated that we are now responsible for increasing the level of normal e. Unless we modify ourxtinction with at least 100 factors collective behavior and reduce our ecologists and reduce our ecologically and reduce our ecologists and reduce our ecologists and reduce our ecologists. Footprints, it is possible that our activities will also lead to our own extinction. However, life on earth will continue without us and biodiversity will return.

If we make ourselves extinct and other technological species arise, they may identify anthropocene times in geological records. "Techno-Fossils" may survive, including a microplastic and radioactive core of nuclear weapons.

These future technology species may thank us for noting records in stone strata from conditions that cause our extinction, to help them avoid repeating our mistakes.

On a more positive note, maybe we can stop the arena and fix that error before it's too late. In addition, we are the only species that can protect life on earth from asteroids or other external threats.