People in different societies consume resources and use land and water at different rates, according to their level of wealth or poverty, the technologies available to them, their society's cultural norms, and other factors. Societies whose people have large ecological footprints exert greater per capita impacts on Earth's natural resources and ecological systems. Fortunately, there are many solutions and steps that people can take to address the causes and mitigate the consequences of large ecological footprints. Which are consequences of large ecological footprints

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Evie Hughes

Biology

18 March, 13:45

People in different societies consume resources and use land and water at different rates, according to their level of wealth or poverty, the technologies available to them, their society's cultural norms, and other factors. Societies whose people have large ecological footprints exert greater per capita impacts on Earth's natural resources and ecological systems. Fortunately, there are many solutions and steps that people can take to address the causes and mitigate the consequences of large ecological footprints. Which are consequences of large ecological footprints

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Tristian Barker · Answer 1

The ecological footprint may be defined as the dependency of humans on nature. The ecological footprint support the economy or people of the country.

The main consequences that are related to the ecological footprints are the depletion and decrease of the natural resource. This might also cause the habitat loss of other species and the habitat fragmentation as well. The consequences also includes the increase in the pollution and natural calamities in an area.