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3 years ago

What could happen to the environment if there were no environmental scientists to monitor it?

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Hello there,

Your correct answer would be: "great increase in air, land and water pollution; no one to ensure proper disposal of toxic wastes; increased destruction of habitats; increase in species extinction"

Hope this helps!

~HotTwizzlers

Allushta [10]3 years ago

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Hello! And thank you for your question!

What could happen to the environment if there were no environmental scientists to monitor it?

b. great increase in air, land and water pollution; no one to ensure proper disposal of toxic wastes; increased destruction of habitats; increase in species extinction;

This would put the Earth at danger as well. No one would know when the next earthquake is, be able to warn anybody when a volcano is going to erupt. Etc.

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