Environmental Stability

Environmental stability refers to the ability of an environment to maintain its natural balance over time, supporting healthy ecosystems and human activities. It involves consistent conditions such as stable climate, healthy soil, clean water, and balanced ecosystems, which together enable plants, animals, and humans to thrive. When environments are stable, they resist harmful changes caused by factors like pollution, deforestation, or climate change. Maintaining environmental stability is essential for sustainability, ensuring resources are available for future generations and reducing the risk of natural disasters or ecological collapse.