A person influences the development of the environment in the most powerful way , but, unfortunately, his actions do not always have a positive impact, so we can observe anthropogenic environmental factors.
They are conditionally divided into indirect and direct, which together gives an idea of the human influence on changes in the organic world. A striking example of direct influence can be considered shooting animals, fishing, deforestation , etc. The picture with an indirect effect of human activity looks somewhat different, because here we will focus on changes that are formed as a result of industrial intervention in the natural course of natural processes.
Thus, anthropogenic factors are a direct or indirect result of human activity. So, striving to provide comfort and convenience for existence, a person changes the landscape, the chemical and physical composition of the hydrosphere and atmosphere, affects the climate. In the end, one of the most serious interventions is environmental pollution, as a result of which it instantly and significantly affects the health and vital indicators of the person himself.
Anthropogenic factors are conventionally divided into several types: physical, biological, chemical and social. A person is in constant development, therefore, his activity is associated with ongoing processes using atomic energy, mineral fertilizers, chemicals. In the end, the person himself abuses bad habits: smoking, alcohol, drugs, etc.
We are already under close "attention" of various bacteria, parasites and viruses, and in conjunction with the additional inattentive and irrational use of resources, we are under a powerful blow.
Do not forget that anthropogenic factors have a huge impact on the human environment, and the mental and physical health of all of us directly depends on this. This has become especially noticeable in recent decades, when it became possible to note a sharp increase in anthropogenic factors. We have already witnessed the destruction of the ozone layer of the Earth, acid rain, the disappearance of certain species of animals and plants, and a general reduction in the biological diversity of the planet.
Man is a biosocial creature, therefore, we can distinguish the social and natural environment of his habitat. People are and are, depending on the state of their body, in constant close contact with other wildlife. First of all, it can be said that anthropogenic factors can have the most positive effect on a person’s quality of life, his development, but they can also lead to extremely unfavorable consequences, for which it is also worth taking responsibility to a large extent.
I would like not to lose sight of the physical factors of the environment, which include humidity, temperature, radiation, pressure, ultrasound, and filtering. Needless to say, for each biological species there is an optimal temperature of vital activity and development, therefore this primarily affects the survival of many organisms. Humidity is an equally important factor, which is why water control in the cells of the body is considered a priority in the implementation of favorable living conditions.
Living organisms instantly respond to changes in environmental conditions, and therefore it is so important to ensure maximum comfort and favorable conditions for life. It depends only on us in what conditions we and our children will live.
Simple numbers indicate that 50% of our health depends on our lifestyle, the next 20% falls on our living environment, another 17% is due to heredity, and only about 8% of the health authorities. The correct regime of the day, our diet, physical activity, communication with the outside world - these are the main conditions that affect the strengthening of the body.