The deep-seated contradiction between man and nature is increasingly apparent. What are the specific aspects?

The deep-seated contradiction between man and nature is increasingly apparent, which is manifested in frequent extreme weather, rapid population growth, extensive use of pesticides, air pollution and the death of a large number of wild animals and plants.

With the progress of human society and the acceleration of the times, the utilization of natural resources is deepening, and people's ability to claim natural resources has far exceeded the adjustment ability of the natural environment itself, resulting in serious contradictions. The frequent occurrence of extreme weather, rapid population growth, extensive use of pesticides, air pollution and the death of a large number of wild animals and plants highlight the contradiction between man and nature.

Universality of contradiction between man and nature;

1, the contradiction between man and nature is ever-present and runs through all stages of human society. As early as the late primitive society, in order to survive, human beings directly obtained natural means of subsistence from nature, so the contradiction between man and nature began to sprout. In agricultural society and industrial society, people over-exploit and utilize natural resources in order to develop productive forces and improve material living standards.

It has caused serious environmental problems and the contradiction between man and nature has intensified.

2, the contradiction between man and nature is everywhere, it is all over the world in various countries and regions. According to the materials published by the United Nations Environment Programme, the top ten diseases of the earth, such as soil destruction, abnormal climate change, reduction of biodiversity and sharp decline of forest area, are posing a serious threat to human survival.

Therefore, the contradiction between man and nature is not an isolated problem of a certain country or region, but a global comprehensive problem.