[Презентация] Natural disasters caused by human activity pose a serious threat to ecosystems and society as a whole. The main factors contributing to such disasters include deforestation and mining. For example, deforestation leads to soil destruction and increases the risk of flooding. Climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions is exacerbating the situation, contributing to more frequent and intense natural disasters such as hurricanes, droughts, and sea level rise. An example is hurricanes in the Caribbean or wildfires in California, which are becoming more destructive. Pollution of oceans and rivers leads to deterioration of water quality, which can also cause negative consequences, such as mass deaths of fish and other animals. Man-made disasters, such as dam Breaks or accidents at industrial facilities, harm not only nature, but also human health. Examples include oil leaks, water and air pollution, which leads to serious diseases of the world's population. Comprehensive environmental protection measures must be implemented to reduce the risk of natural disasters.