Answer:
If we do nothing, the world will become significantly less habitable. ... Scientists have studied global warming for more than 100 years. ... The cumulative effect is to raise the planet's temperature. ... Scientists have taken detailed measurements of carbon dioxide (CO2) levels since the late 1950s
Explanation:
Answer:
No, I don’t agree that there are enough resources on earth to support increase in per capita consumption rates if human population growth rates stay the same.
Explanation:
- The population is growing at a much higher rate than we expect it to be. According to statistics, in recent years we've been adding about a billion people every 12 or 13 years or so.
- There are no any resource which lasts eternity, so we must use it very wisely.
- And we all know the consequences of the increasing population. The resources are limited and population is excessive so with this rate of growth of population and limited resources, we are the guest for few decades only.
Answer:
They were transferred to facilities in Montana, New Mexico and North Dakota
Explanation:
<span>It's is the second one. The waste materials generated by one organism are often reused by other organisms.Mass, or matter, is conserved in all physical and chemical changes. Matter is not created or destroyed within ecosystems, it only undergoes physical or chemical changes. One example of this process is that the waste materials generated by one organism are often reused by other organisms as food or nutrients.</span>
My point of view is if you were living waaayyyyy back then
positive:
- fresh water
- food
- fertile soil
- trading
- easier travel
- can connect cities
negative:
- flooding
- vulnerable to invasions
- water could dry up
- seasonal changes
