The political dimension of environmental degradation in developing countries in light of economic globalization

Abstract

Environmental degradation, which affected the entire world, is one of the most important problems that humanity suffers from, especially since the reality of environmental degradation has exceeded the limits of the ability of natural mosquitoes to absorb the huge amount of waste resulting from human activities within the space of ecosystems.
It is known that environmental degradation has causes and results, some of which are known to the public and others are unknown. Among the factors that led to the deterioration of the environmental reality of developing countries is economic globalization and the subsequent changes in the international economic structure. Economic globalization has caused a serious imbalance in the economies of developing countries that has led them to Slipping into indebtedness, those debts that prompted the governments of developing countries to think about dealing with the economic imbalance that befell their economies