The phrase "affects humanity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact of an action, event, or phenomenon on people or society as a whole.
Example: "The new policy on climate change significantly affects humanity, as it addresses the urgent need for sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "impacts mankind" or "influences human society".
But "to have a religious leader talk about climate change and environmental degradation and our obligation to protect the environment is profoundly important because it means that the pope has a deep understanding of how this affects humanity's survival".
When we contribute to a shift in another person's energy, either positively or negatively, it actually affects humanity on a much larger scale.
The video (above with captions available in English) and Morales' letter are being shared for your consideration as what transpires within a country affects humanity as a whole.
To that end, I sat down (digitally speaking) with him to ask about his journey and specifically talk about his favorite series of conceptual images, called Human Affliction, "which target issues affecting humanity, with portrayal of how to overcome along with encouraging quotes".
"Rick Smolan wanted to focus on how Big Data is affecting humanity".
Here are three books that predict how global warming may affect humanity and what we can still do.
With the move by Chile's government, he said, "we are demonstrating that South America can play, together, a role in the great global issues affecting humanity".
Post-genomic biology is just starting to transform the world, but the changes will come faster and affect humanity more profoundly than any previous technology.
There is little disagreement now that the climate is changing, and that such changes could fundamentally affect humanity's collective ability to feed itself.
Perhaps you have noticed during the recent election coverage the way in which MPs have been distancing themselves from the expenses scandal and speaking as though it was one of those extreme weather events that occasionally affect humanity.
You could add history, culture and politics to the list, for almost every wall and display offers some startling revelation about how Caribbean flora affected humanity over the last 500 years.
