Since he was found on earth, human life has been linked to the environment in which he lives. In order to provide for his needs of food, clothing, drink and protection, he sought to exploit everything available in his environment. He began to collect food, hunted and hunted, discovered fire, passed through grazing and domesticated animals, and learned some agricultural work. At every stage, he developed his tools and improved his methods until he reached the stage of stability and building human societies. With man entering the stage of industrialization, human societies moved to a new reality of development and independence of environmental resources. This has resulted in the depletion of natural resources such as: living organisms, energy, water, soil, and minerals, which warns of a severe shortage in these sources, in addition to the production of components alien to the natural environment, especially "environmental pollutants" such as waste and gases, which together constitute a danger. On humans and the environment
