He said: “The population is growing at a very fast rate compared to the resources we have for consumption; hence, we are putting more pressure on our vegetation for fuelwood, farming and other human activities.

Source: https://mwnation.com/catholic-bishops-decry-population-boom/

“In rural areas, Nigerians can reduce air pollution in the household by substituting fuelwood, coal and charcoal for biogas, which is a form of biofuel that is made from the decay of natural waste.

Source: https://punchng.com/lagos-ranks-133-in-worlds-most-polluted-cities-report/

These changes include deforestation of savannas for fuelwood and charcoal production, mining activity, and road and pipeline building.

Source: https://themoderatevoice.com/giraffes-could-go-extinct-the-5-biggest-threats-they-face/