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Ber [7]
3 years ago
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Describe what you can do to slow down, or stop the continuous negative human treatment of our aquatic biomes. PLs Answer ASAP!!!

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Biology
2 answers:
erastova [34]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The major cause of negative human treatment of our aquatic biomes include pollution and overfishing. It can however be slowed down by less dependence of aquatic animals for food in order to preserve the aquatic biomes.

Advocacy should be done also to sensitize people about the effects of pollution and overfishing in water bodies. Pushing for the enforcement of rules protecting the aquatic biomes from pollution should also be taken note of to improve the conditions of the biome.

slega [8]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

To stimulate political work in order to stimulate the development of laws aimed at avoiding the direct effects of overfishing, water pollution, runoff of fertilizer into rivers, wastes, and industrial dumpling. In addition, these debates should be also aimed at declaring protected aquatic habitats  

Explanation:

Freshwater biomes include, for example, lakes, rivers and streams; while marine biomes include coral reefs and abyssal zones.  

Aquatic habitats have a delicate equilibrium that is broken by anthropogenic activity (or natural events), which is observed by the sudden increase of algae when water bodies are treated with contaminants.

Human activity is known to produce ecological disasters into aquatic environments. For example, the oil spill into the sea produces irreversible damages to the marine habitats, thereby higher political efforts must be made to evaluate how to avoid these ecological problems.

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