Human Environmental Interaction



Abstract

The paper highlights the ecological environment which is mainly consisted on economic and political effects of human population on the natural environment. The main objective of the paper is to demonstrate the relationship between human environmental interactions with social interference. It defines mostly three current sociological perspectives: the interaction perspectives, the conflict, and the function to explain their connection.

Table of Contents

Abstract1

Introduction3

Discussion Analysis3

Fundamental Concepts of Human Ecology3

Global Change4

Synthesis Approach4

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Conclusion5

Human Environmental Interaction

Introduction

Different scholars and writers have widely composed their writings on the human environment in general and interaction in particular. The political, economic and social factors that result in people having to guard themselves from a contaminated environment and create a healthy boundary. Different demographics have calculated the growth of population and equally considered them in human environment. It has been considered by demographers and sociologists that human population affects on the natural environment which has shown its association among environment and technology, size and human organizations (Hughes et al, 1989). Agricultural and Ecologists experts have focused their interest on the restoration of land, which is changed by human activities.

Discussion Analysis

If we study about human environment interactions, the ecologists stress upon the significance of conservation biology, the guarding of existing ecosystems via parks and wildlife programs. Majority of the commentators and writer have failed to look on human-environment interactions in order to come across with new levels of societal reality. The perspectives of sociology invite us to work on our social lives and observe them in a creative and fresh ways (Berger, 1963). There are three perspectives to describe the sociology system; conflict, functionalists and interaction. In Functionalists, it identifies sea erosion, desertification, oil spillage, gas flaring, and deforestation as the cause of environmental problems. In order to cover up these problems, every person should be responsive to latent and manifest consequences of their activities in the environment. In conflicts, different theorists have identified that inequality in the sharing of the world's resources as the origins of environmental problems. These problems can be resolved by the measures of oil companies and government. They should take some steps to halt sea encroachment, gas flaring, oil spillage and deforestation. Further on, Interaction is identified by human inactions and action, which are the basic sources of creating environmental problem. In this factor, the environmental problems can be resolved by political actions that involves the human assessment, choices and decision.

Fundamental Concepts of Human Ecology

There are three basic conceptions of human ecology which is specific to the similar study of human environment interaction. Initially, the concept of adaptation is derived from the evolutionary ecology that refers to the ability of organisms to exceed on their genetic material to the next generation. We can assess these symptoms through genetic fitness. Moreover, the wide prospectus of adaptation refers to the aptitude of people to respond over the alteration in their environment. It has been viewed that adjustment in changing environment is good to find as time by time things ...