The Everglades is a wetland ecosystem in southern Florida. How have the Everglades been affected by human activity?

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Humans controlled the flow of water, which reduced the water, and organisms lost habitats and food sources. Option A

<h3>What is a wetland?</h3>

The term wetland refers to a marsh area. It is an area that appears to be waterlogged al the time. It is home to various thriving species of living things that only survive in such a habitat.

The manner in which human activities have been affecting the Everglades is a wetland ecosystem in southern Florida is that humans controlled the flow of water, which reduced the water, and organisms lost habitats and food sources.

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