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Paha777 [63]
3 years ago
7

What small changes could we make in our everyday routines that could greatly impact our future and the future of species and bio

mes?
Biology
2 answers:
inysia [295]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Explanation:

Learning to take care of our environment is one great change that we need to make. Our environment is everything around us if we accept the task of taking care of it many species will be preserved for long. If I have river around me and I avoid polluting it to prevent accumulation of toxins in the water bodies this will help the biomes.

When trees are preserved and not been cut down indiscriminately reducing global warming in the environment this will also help preserve biomes.

NeTakaya3 years ago
7 0

Answer and Explanation:

There are many small changes that we can make in our everyday routines, and that will have a positive impact on future generations as well as on species and ecosystems.  

To name a few,

  • Transport: we can avoid using cars or motorbikes that need fuels, and we can try to move by bike or walking to other places that are not too far away from where we are. Fuel pollution is very harmful to the atmosphere because of the gasses production.
  • Recycling: whenever it is possible we might try to transform things we do not use anymore in other things. In this way, we will avoid throwing objects that we can reuse.
  • Composting: Every organic waste can be thrown in a pod or space with soil. Organisms will degrade this organic matter and will produce fertile soil.
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