Environmental Degradation

Duraiappah (1998) investigated the link between poverty and environmental degradation of four natural resource sectors. The author highlighted the important role of institutional and market failure in encouraging agents from various income groups to exhibit unsustainable activities which in turn forces some of the agents to fall into poverty. Further, the authors emphasized the role of conflicts between different income groups in the poverty-environmental degradation nexus.

Alan B. (1989) examined that there is a lot of environmental and economic threats which affect negatively to our communities as well as planet. The increasing number of population put pressure on agriculture land of feeding, on the result the land become degraded which

The author used secondary data for his investigation, the author found that it is the common belief that poverty lead to environmental degradation but this is no clear by evidence, but it is clear by evidence that environmental degradation affect more the poor people. The author further examined that more focused required on, how poverty changes interlink in changes occur in the quality of environment. The author further investigated that the low income people or poor people suffer severely when environmental degradation occur (deforestation, soil erosion…). The author further reveled that rural studies often observe that poor people’s economic dependence on natural resources makes them particularly vulnerable to environmental

Rapid depletion of natural resources, and therefore the lack of next generation. A large number of people, especially the poor strata of society evil. On the one hand, every country is trying to increase economic growth in order to reduce their standard of living, and on the other hand, the environmental problem is more complicated because of the excessive use of resources. The author found that developed and developing countries both are responsible for environmental hazard. And developed countries use excessive resources to produce surplus goods for exports while the poor countries take advantage of their existing resources to feed a growing population and an end to poverty level. This resource utilization race has created a dangerous situation in the world,and the lives of People and animals are in danger because of rapid utilization of natural resources. Environmental issues are very complex, because it has exchanges between economic growth and environmental protection. High economic growth means more efficient use of resources, regardless of its consequences for future generations’ things. Consumption during this period will not be available in the