Environmental stressors are factors in our surroundings that can negatively impact living organisms. These stressors can include pollution, climate change, habitat destruction, and natural disasters. They affect ecosystems and can lead to health problems in humans and wildlife, disrupting the balance of nature. Common examples of environmental stressors are air pollution, which can cause respiratory issues, and water contamination, which can harm aquatic life and affect drinking water quality. Additionally, deforestation can lead to loss of biodiversity and increased carbon emissions, further contributing to global warming and its associated challenges.