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How can a change in one cycle affect all of the other cycles?

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A change in one cycle can affect the other cycles because most ( if not all ) cycles on Earth are related in one way or another.

<h3>How are natural cycles related ?</h3>

The natural cycles on Earth are related to each other because they often draw their energy from the same source which is the atmosphere, the oceans, and the Earth's crust . They also draw their energy from the sun as well .

For instance, the carbon cycle is related to the water cycle because water helps in the transportation of carbon to other areas where organisms can use it . It also helps in the weathering of rocks that contain carbon, thereby releasing it .

This means that a change in one cycle can affect the other cycles in nature if the change interferes with the way that cycle relates to other cycles .

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