Assessing Anthropogenic Ecological Impacts on The Natural Environment

Abstract

The optimization of natural resource use plays a significant role in transitioning ecological management issues into economic calculations. Based on this foundation, a methodology was developed to quantify the damage pollution inflicts on various recipients. Major recipients include the population; residential and communal infrastructure (urban areas, housing, urban transportation, green spaces, and other structures); agricultural lands, animals, and vegetation; forest resources; elements of industrial and transport infrastructure; fish resources; and recreational and therapeutic resources. Given the waste generated by industrial enterprises and environmental changes, society is increasingly aware of the need to preserve an unchanged natural environment, including clean air, greenery, and drinking water. The document presents both scientific and practical findings related to environmental preservation and ecological management.