Price on Goods and Services Provided by the Ecosystems.
Should a price be put on the goods and services provided by the world's ecosystems?
Every day there are parts of land that are being sold so builders can make buildings. Like new home construction, parking lots, malls, and even restaurants. But do people ever think of what we are taking away by building over certain parts of the land. What if certain species lived there and we took their habitat away. Or what about the swamps and the forest? A lot of things come with those places, and we use them for everyday life, plants and trees. Doesn’t it bother you that we can pay a certain amount of money to hire people to build these places and get the materials but in the end how come we aren’t paying to keep these species alive? Honestly we all can say that we never really thought of it that way or never thought they were harming anything. But it’s something that needs to be discussed. So would you pay more money to keep the species around, and to save certain plants that can be used in the future for more information? Or would you ignore it and not pay anything, knowing your killing species that may be rare, or plants that would be hard to grow anywhere else. Would you pay or not pay, to get the services you want? We humans live off of what the ecosystems delivers to us. In which we could call a fundamental life support of services. We receive timber, fuel-wood, some animals and pharmaceutical products from a natural ecosystem. It’s sad to think if we keep harming and ruining our ecosystem that we won’t have the medicine that we have today. Because it comes from nature and that’s where we keep finding more ways being healthy and keeping us up to date on new medicines for certain sickness. In all the ecosystem supplies products for us humans so we can sustain a healthy living environment. The smallest activities us humans do can change a small portion of the ecosystem and the global economy. Just like one thing we see every day is recycling, it’s a huge impact on
Every day there are parts of land that are being sold so builders can make buildings. Like new home construction, parking lots, malls, and even restaurants. But do people ever think of what we are taking away by building over certain parts of the land. What if certain species lived there and we took their habitat away. Or what about the swamps and the forest? A lot of things come with those places, and we use them for everyday life, plants and trees. Doesn’t it bother you that we can pay a certain amount of money to hire people to build these places and get the materials but in the end how come we aren’t paying to keep these species alive? Honestly we all can say that we never really thought of it that way or never thought they were harming anything. But it’s something that needs to be discussed. So would you pay more money to keep the species around, and to save certain plants that can be used in the future for more information? Or would you ignore it and not pay anything, knowing your killing species that may be rare, or plants that would be hard to grow anywhere else. Would you pay or not pay, to get the services you want? We humans live off of what the ecosystems delivers to us. In which we could call a fundamental life support of services. We receive timber, fuel-wood, some animals and pharmaceutical products from a natural ecosystem. It’s sad to think if we keep harming and ruining our ecosystem that we won’t have the medicine that we have today. Because it comes from nature and that’s where we keep finding more ways being healthy and keeping us up to date on new medicines for certain sickness. In all the ecosystem supplies products for us humans so we can sustain a healthy living environment. The smallest activities us humans do can change a small portion of the ecosystem and the global economy. Just like one thing we see every day is recycling, it’s a huge impact on