Killing nature

Description

Killing nature involves deliberate or systematic actions that destroy or severely degrade natural ecosystems, species, and ecological processes. This strategy is often employed to clear land for agriculture, urban development, or resource extraction, prioritizing short-term human gain over environmental health. Its practical intent is to remove perceived obstacles to economic or infrastructural goals. Remedies include enforcing conservation laws, promoting sustainable land use, restoring damaged habitats, and incentivizing practices that protect biodiversity and ecosystem services.