Thanks to the growing human population, the main cause of deforestation is now to make space for agricultural needs such as raising livestock and growing crops. More than 20 percent of the population relies on food and fresh water from these forests, but humanity has foolishly ignored the consequences of destroying these wilderness areas: it won’t be able to reap the benefits for much longer. By bringing destruction to forests, experts predict that within a century there will be no wilderness left to utilize. An example of humanity impulsively destroying the wilderness if in Lord of the Flies, where the boys not only set fire to the island once, but twice. When the boys first arrived on the island, they had a meeting and decided to start a fire, despite the fact that they didn’t know how to control a fire. The second time the island was set on fire was when Jack burned the island just to find Ralph. These fictional and real world examples show how humanity doesn’t think about consequences before it destroys the wilderness. One thing humans have undoubtedly accelerated is global warming. Global warming is the average rise in temperature of the earth It makes sense that global warming affects everything on the planet, such as the sea levels rising, more specie becoming endangered and more and more natural disasters