Globalization is a broad term that encompasses the movement of goods, services, and people across borders.

Globalization has led to increased consumption of resources, which can have negative environmental impacts.

Globalization has contributed to the loss of biodiversity through habitat destruction, pollution, and climate change.

Globalization has led to improved air quality in some areas due to the transfer of environmentally friendly technologies.

Transboundary pollution is the movement of pollutants across borders, which can have negative environmental impacts.

Globalization has contributed to climate change through increased greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, and pollution.

Increasing consumption of resources will exacerbate the negative environmental impacts of globalization.

Migration is a broad term that encompasses the movement of people across borders, including immigration and emigration.

Globalization has contributed to the spread of invasive species through increased trade, transportation, and tourism.

Migration can lead to increased consumption of resources, which can have negative environmental impacts.

Globalization has contributed to the loss of traditional knowledge through cultural assimilation, economic development, and education.

Increasing consumption of resources will exacerbate the negative environmental impacts of migration.

Investment is a broad term that encompasses the movement of capital across borders, including foreign direct investment and portfolio investment.

Globalization has contributed to the depletion of natural resources through increased demand for resources, deforestation, and pollution.

Investment can lead to increased consumption of resources, which can have negative environmental impacts.