Question
Which eight problems have been identified by the United Nations which cause damage to natural environment?

Answer

Following eight problems have been identified by the United Nations which cause damage to natural environment:
  1. Ozone depletion.
  2. Global warming.
  3. Quality and quantity of fresh water.
  4. Deforestation.
  5. Land degradation.
  6. Solid and hazardous waste.
  7. Water pollution.
  8. Danger to biological diversity.

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