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Human Impact
Introduction to Human Impact
Human impact on the environment carries many negative longterm consequences.
Consumption, altering habitats, and carbon emissions are all human activities destroying the natural world.
Habitat Alteration
Habitat alteration is changing earth's natural compositing by destroying habitats to build upon or fragmenting habitats for roads and access. This is the biggest threat to biodiversity.
Pollution
Pollution is the contamination of Earth's atmosphere and surface (land and bodies of water).
Disposal of human waste results in land pollution, while burning fossil fuels results in air pollution. Land and air pollution affect water contamination.
Deforestation
Deforestation is the removal and destruction of forests.
Clear cutting completely removes all trees in an area for human consumption, such as building materials, paper products, etc.
Human Population Growth
The human population has continued to increase, which means human impact on the environment will increase as well.
Concerns include lack of space, food, and other resources, as well as disease outbreaks.
Acid Rain
Acid rain is caused by burning fossil fuels, which releases acidic gases into the atmosphere. The gases latch on to water molecules and the result is acid (low pH) rain.
Acid rain results in organism death and destruction of infrastructure.
Most countries in Asia and Africa were colonies under the control of European nations for a long time. People of the colonized countries struggled to gain independence. India was one of the few colonies where people carried a nationalist struggle to liberate the country from the colonial rule.
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Subarctic climate is found at 60 degree north latitude.
This is because a latitude of 60°N corresponds to a subarctic climate according to the Koppen Classification and the vegetation consists mostly of conifers.
This region is described by cool summers, low precipitation and moderate humidity or long cold winters and short, warm to cool summers.
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