How did humans benifit the environment in the past?

From what you see now, you do roughly zero solely maybe respirating CO2 for plants (right me if I’m incorrect), though how did a class excellent a sourroundings in a past? you know which animals similar to ladybugs carry out a aphid population, though how did you excellent prior to a overconsumption era?

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One Response to How did humans benifit the environment in the past?

  1. Lukas Xavier says:

    Benefit for who? Every time we eat something, we benefit whatever that thing might normally eat. There’s no such thing as “benefit for the environment” without specification.

    Every time we cut down a tree, we benefit grasses and other quick growing plants. Every time we cut the grass, we benefit slow growing plants. You might say we’ve been excellent for species such as pigs, cows and chickens, since they’re not likely to die out as long as we’re around. We’ve also inadvertently been beneficial to rats and cockroaches, since we’ve provided them with lots of habitation areas.

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