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After more then 200 years of industrial revolution and growth, the human economy has come to threaten the workings of nature and has put long-term survivorship and demography in great danger. Globally, the world is witnessing unprecedented changes in population structure. Questions arise about environmental problems getting worse, population related diseases increasing, if AIDS continues to increase and no cure is found what happens and if Medical advances continue will most diseases and infant mortality be eliminated is the world going to be O.K.?Nature has its own economy, a complex system of exchange, competition and cooperation. In many ways, nature’s economy is like our economy. For example, the economy of nature contains producers and consumers and avenues of exchange between them, food chains and webs (Chiras, 1995). But lest we forget, the human economy is really only the smaller economy in nature. The human economy is possible only because of nature. All food and materials come from the soil, water, air, and biota. Ultimately, our wealth is derived from earth. Unfortunately, the human economy has grown so dramatically that it is destroying the larger economy that powers it says Chiras, 1995. After
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