Importance Of Ecological Footprint In Namibia

Maintain Ecological footprint in Namibia

The ecological footprint in Namibia has become an issue to which people destroy the environment necessary and unnecessary in order to fulfil their desires. In Namibia, the ecological footprint is composed of housing footprint, carbon footprint, and the footprint. What those activities we do practice that increases the ecological footprint in our country are some of the views that we have to know. Now let’s come together and fight to overcome or minimise the ecological footprint in the nation, this is for the future generation.

Many people define the term ecological footprints in different opinions according to what effect and good doe’s ecological footprint has. The Ecological footprint is the impact

The basic necessities of life, such as food, shelter, fresh water and clean air and other profitable services are the factor that contributes to the rise of ecological footprint in Namibia. One factor that leads to a high ecological footprint is Human migration, since many people migrate from rural to urban area for better chance and the gradual increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas and the ways in which each society adapts to the change in which towns and cities become larger as more people begin living and working in central areas this result in the rise of the earth’s population. In other conditions, economic progress can lead to people demanding larger area for farming resulting in a decline of the environmental resources. In many cases, the growth of cities is the cause of the decline in the rural

we can reduce the ecological footprint by doing the followings: when we need food, we at least have to buy organic or locally-grown food as it takes less energy for the food to travel from the farm to your table, we can plant a garden as by doing this you cut down on pollution from shipping, fertilizers, packaging and your food become fresher. Another way, avoid using plastic bags, bring your own bag shopping. Plastic is among the most toxic materials on our planet and they do not degrade store or reuse plastic and to the diet: eat less meat and dairy as you can get protein from other