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son4ous [18]
3 years ago
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Explain three ways that humans threaten biodiversity

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____ [38]3 years ago
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1. humans cause deforestation, which destroys animals' habitat
2. humans cause water pollution, by throwing harmful chemicals in the sewer causing marine animals to die 
3. humans are destroying animals' habitat forcefully to build more homes for peoples 
Rus_ich [418]3 years ago
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The three ways in which the humans threaten the biodiversity are:

Pollution: Human beings tend to pollute the biodiversity in many ways, by polluting the soil, land and water.  The oil spills, chemicals and pesticides from agricultural run off pollutes the water and land.

Deforestation: The cutting down of trees in huge amount can led to deforestation of trees. The use of timbers and log for commercial purposes increased the problem of deforestation.

Over exploitation: The use of fossil fuel and other resources more than the need which means to fulfill the greed of human being has led to over exploitation.

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