Obtaining nonrenewable resources, like coal and oil, has two main impacts on the environment. Firstly, it causes pollution when they are burned for energy, leading to air and water pollution, and contributing to climate change. Secondly, mining and drilling for these resources can destroy habitats and ecosystems, harming plants and animal species. As the population increases, the demand for these resources also increases, which means more pollution and destruction of nature. It's important to find renewable alternatives and reduce our consumption to protect the environment.
