What happens to over exploitation of coal oil

First of all, there will be climate and environmental problems.

The use of oil in large quantities will increase the amount of carbon dioxide in the air, causing global warming.

Sulphur in the air also increases, causing acid rain.

It is harmful to the land, plants and living things.

The surface is sinking, we know that oil is deposited in the ground after many years of precipitation and formed, human beings in a short period of time to exploit a large number of people, will definitely make the ground hollowed out to a certain extent, coupled with the increase in population, the construction of urban buildings. Sooner or later, the surface will be overwhelmed and slowly sinking. Although it is not obvious, it will definitely cause the ground to drop over time, leading to sea level in some areas.

higher than the ground, thus being submerged by the sea.

It will bring devastating damage to some organisms on the earth, and excessive use will produce acid rain, which will bring serious harm to the soil. Some plants and animals depend on soil for their livelihood, and the destruction of soil is fatal to them, which will eventually lead to biodiversity.

changes. The formation of oil will take at least more than 2 million years, and some even as long as hundreds of millions of years, it can be said that oil is not a renewable energy source, and overexploitation will eventually complete the oil on the earth, at that time. Vehicle.

If it can't be operated, it will be difficult for the power plant to generate electricity, and many aspects of our lives will be affected very badly, so to speak, the earth will be paralyzed at that time.

Indiscriminate mining and abuse of mineral resources, mercury, lead, cadmium, arsenic and other elements harmful to the human body, as well as radioactive elements, are not properly disposed of after being excavated from the depths of the earth, allowing them to scatter on the surface and pollute the environment, etc.

Most of the wasteful and excessive exploitation is in the form of extensive use, so the efficiency of utilization is generally not very high.

Minerals are facing depletion due to human destruction. We need to conserve resources, after all, mineral resources are not renewable.

1. The depletion of mineral resources and the use of non-renewable resources must be controlled; Second, waste, excessive exploitation, most of them are in the form of extensive, so the efficiency of utilization is generally not very high; 3. Pollution, the mining of minerals will generally bring pollutants in the ground to the surface, such as sulfur, which has an impact on the atmosphere, water and land;

Unbridled predatory exploitation, regardless of the amount of reserves, has caused most of our mineral resources to be depleted in the near future.