Environmental crisis and social risk

Abstract

This article aims to explain the concept of environmental and social crisis, which is not a new issue but has existed in society for a long time. The author has adapted it to align with the changing society and the current economic slowdown. When politicians or individuals in society prioritize their personal gain, it leads to more difficulties for the general population. This creates a crisis in both the social and environmental aspects when the population increases, opportunities expand, and opinions diverge. The societal environment is neglected, resulting in a hazardous and polluted society. The root cause of all these problems ultimately stems from one single issue: the low quality of the population.

Therefore, solving these problems requires efforts to enhance the quality of the population in society. Addressing environmental and social crisis issues systematically is of utmost importance, focusing on individual characteristics, social aspects, genetic inheritance, economic factors, social conditions, environmental factors, and health. These factors have a positive correlation with overall life satisfaction for the population today. Preventing and addressing environmental issues is the responsibility of everyone.