Humans can act as good steward towards the recovery of the ecosystem. For example, let us consider the tropical rainforests.
Due to deforestation, the rainforests suffers a major crisis by losing its overall biodiversity. Species are getting more and more extinct as a result of the loss of their habitat. To adjust to this unbearable loss, we can teach ourselves and spread more and more awareness of the steps that will result in the betterment of the environment. Steps like, planting more trees or planning our daily actions without harming the environment or utilizing the products which are environment friendly.
Farmers should be trained with different eco - friendly cultivation techniques by which they do not cut down more and more trees. They can also be provided some land, which they will use sustainable.
Along with the restoration of the rainforest, rehabilitation and restoration are equally important. Funding can also be provided to the conservation processes to ensure better conservation.
The composition of the atmosphere is about 80% of nitrogen and is 20% of oxygen by mass.
At a height of more than 20 kilometers above the surface of the earth this pressure decrease as the gases are attracted to gravity and thus decrease in air molecules at the height above or beyond this layer as the region of mixing ends.
Layers above the 30 kilometers are cool and temperature inversion occurs with a low density of air. If assuming the temperature to be fixed at the 25 degrees the pressure with atmosphere gaining height would still not change as rarefying of air particles and only the presence of earth's magnetic field.
As it will keep on getting thinner and thinner and merge into outer space.
The molten rock from the cloth exploded next to the hole, forming a new crust. Earthquakes occur in these areas, called distribution centers, are minimal. The Great Rift Valley in Africa, the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden were all formed as a result of the movement of various plates.
The changing plate border is the area where two tectonic plates move to each other, often causing one plate to slide under the other. A collision of tectonic plates could lead to earthquakes, mountains, mountain construction, and other geological events.
When two tectonic plates slide past each other, the area where they meet is a rotating or lateral error. The San Andreas Fault is one of the best examples of lateral plate movement.
The air, water, and ice erode and shape the earth. Volcanic activity and earthquakes are changing the landscape in a dramatic and often violent way. And with more time, the movement of the plates of the earth also exposes the oceans and continents. (Check the image for evidence)
