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CONSEQUENCES OF ​ OVERCONSUMPTION

Ignacio, Sergio & Alberto

Index

1. Definition

2. Consequences

3. Before and after

4. Possible solutions

5. Interesting facts

6. Conclusion

7. Quiz

What is overconsumption?

Excessive consumption or use of goods and services that cause harm or detrimental effects.

Overconsumpition consequences

Overconsumption is the trigger for many of the environmental problems. Excessive consumption worsens climate degradation and increases air pollution. These can be the cause of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.

Before and after the overconsumption

  • Before Overconsumption:​
​ -Natural resources are used at sustainable rates.​ -Ecosystems remain largely intact. -Air and water quality are generally cleaner. -Climate systems are relatively stable. -Waste generation is lower.

Before and after the overconsumption

  • After Overconsumption:​
- Natural resources are depleted faster than they can replenish. - Ecosystems suffer, resulting in biodiversity loss and endangering species.​ - Air and water quality deteriorate due to increased pollution from industries and waste.​ - Climate change accelerates. - Waste generation spikes.

Possible solutions for overconsumption

Promote Sustainable Choices: Educate people on eco-friendly consumption.

Encourage Minimalism: focus on quality over quantity.

Implement Circular Economy Practices: Enforce taxes, waste limits, and incentives for sustainable practices.

Adopt Circular Economy Practices: Support recycling, repair, and upcycling to reduce waste and extend product life.

Promote the Sharing Economy: Encourage renting and sharing over buying .

1. Earth Overshoot: Humanity uses 1.7 times the Earth’s annual resource capacity. 2. Fashion Waste: The average garment is worn only seven times before being discarded. 3. Food Waste: One-third of food produced globally is wasted. 4. Water Use: Producing a single cotton shirt uses about 2,700 liters of water. 5. E-Waste: 53.6 million tons of e-waste annually, with less than 20% recycled.

Interesting facts of overconsumption​

Conclusion

Overconsumption strains resources and harms the environment. Tackling it requires some actions. These actions can pave the way for a more resilient and sustainable future.

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