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Today's societies are immersed in a world of telecommunications, where most information reaches them through television, mobile devices, and computers, the latter two through the Internet or cellular data. Therefore, one way to make people aware of the three main factors of the ecological footprint caused by humans, namely transportation, housing, and food decisions, is through government educational programs and educational advertisements through telecommunications technologies, that explain the impact of state and inhabitants of each of these state decisions regarding transportation, housing, and food.
These programs must contain topics related to how fossil fuels affect ecosystems through greenhouse gases, how housing construction and the raw material for building construction affect natural habitats by displacing endemic species from their habitat natural, and also how agriculture or intensive fishing damages each of the ecosystems in almost irreversible ways.
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Creating educational television programs and educational advertisements that are sent through communication technologies (electronic devices) that have information on how the three main factors of the ecological footprint caused by humans, namely transportation, housing, and food decisions affect the environment ambient. These programs and advertisements must contain topics related to how fossil fuels affect ecosystems through greenhouse gases, how housing construction and the raw materials for building construction affect natural habitats by displacing endemic species of their natural habitat, and also as intensive agriculture or fishing damages each of the ecosystems in almost irreversible ways. These programs must also contain how these ecological footprints would alter food supplies for the earth's organisms including humans, due to climate change, pollution caused by the existence of humans, the felling of trees, and intensive hunting.