Anthropogenic Pressure is a type of environmental stress characterized by the cumulative impacts of human activities—such as resource extraction, pollution, land-use change, and infrastructure development—on natural systems, distinguishing it from natural or biotic pressures by its origin in deliberate or incidental human actions.
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