Certain Aspects of Climate Change that are Resulting in Major Changes to the World as we know it

Abstract

The human population on planet earth has increased dramatically in the past 80 years. In early times, humans were a part of nature.
They interacted with it and were integrated with plants and other animals. What do humans do that other organisms do not? All
organisms communicate to one degree or another; even plants communicate with one another by indirect methods. Ants build
nests, honeybees make hives and birds sometimes dig holes in trees to build nests. However, at some point, humans began to
exploit not only natural resources, but other animals and plants. We can trace these activities to ancient structures. A favourite one
is the pyramids of Egypt. No other animal on earth has left such obvious evidence of their presence.