Answer:
Deforestation and loss of green areas so that factories can use those areas for their benefit, exploiting the natural resources around them decrease an ecosystem's biodiversity. The invasion of industrial areas and excessive use of their natural resources causes a disbalance in the ecosystem because the plants, water, nutrients, minerals, amongst other elements, are used by industries killing animals and species, reducing populations due to pollution, and lack of food.
Explanation:
An ecosystem is a system where animals and living organisms, such as plants or bacteria, live together with nonliving elements. Living organisms interact with each other and with nonliving ones to keep the system balanced.
We can define biodiversity as the variety of living things that exist in an ecosystem.
Human activities like deforestation and the building of big factories near areas with large amounts of natural resources lead to the killing of many species. As industries kill in excess species, or they pollute an ecosystem's soil and water, the species' population decreases. Asa result, there is a disbalance in the ecosystem.
A human activity that increases biodiversity is the protection of endangered animals or laws to protect natural areas where there are many species of plants and animals that are of high importance for the planet.
