C) Pursuit of goals affects people''''s personal lives to an uhy extent.
D) People feel positive about their work as long as they are tivated.
ABBAD
Degradation（退化） of the world''''s natural resources by huns is rapidly outpag （超过）the pla''''s ability to absorb the dage, a ret UN enviroal study has found. The study cludes that without radical（根本的） a the level of prosperity （兴旺）that llions of people in the developed world（发达国家） t on will be iossible to intain or extend to poorer tries.
Water scarcity（短缺） is the curse of so of the poorest regions oh, leaving developing tries increasingly uo feed theelves, and causing hardship for llions of people. There appears little prospect of this desperate （危急的 ）situation being redied without radical a being taken. Water resources are under increasing threat fropopulation growth, clite ge, rapid urbanization, rising levels of ption, and the degradation of lands that previously provided a natural replenishnt (补充) of water resources.
The rate of dage to the natural enviro was found to increase globally, despite certed efforts to persuade govero take asures to irove the dition.“If current trends tinue, and the world fails to irove patterns of produ and ption, theate of the world’s enviro will tio dee," warned Uive director AchiSteiner.
He said the tools for iroving the enviro for llions of people existed in developed tries, but were in danger of not being used.
The study found that basic asures to tackle so of the key causes of enviroal dage were still not being taken. These included asures to reduce air pollution; to trol the dage to rine eco-syste, which have a huge effe fish stocks on which hundreds of llions of people depend; and to curb the degradation of land where deagricultural thods were pursued withard to the loersequences.
Despite the ret global agreent on cutting greenhouse gas essions, global carbon output tio rise. This w