Man’s doing, such as deforestation, has indeed caused great negative impacts to the environment, which in turn lead to man’s suffering in the end. Man tends to chop down trees for their own use without considering the consequences, such as the impacts done to the environment. They cut down huge number of trees just for their convenience at that moment and did not even think of the seriousness of their action.

Deforestation can cause many serious problems like soil erosion which in turn leads to water pollution and cause the appearance of the water course to be ruined. Not only that, soil erosion which caused by deforestation, can cause flooding and take away many lives. Other serious consequences of deforestation include: formation of infertile lands, and losing of natural habitats.

From here, we can see that man’s action and the environment are interlinked and deforestation is one very convincing example of man’s action leading to negative impacts on the environment. If not because of deforestation, problems like soil erosion and water pollution which are interconnected will not be caused; people thus will not have to suffer from these disasters. In conclusion, if man does not contribute negative impacts to the environment, chances of problems like soil erosion and water pollution will also less likely to occurred.

- Jeannie Poon