Creating awareness will always be a solution , but doing something about it creates improvement to the global issue . You can create biodegradable plastics so whenever the biodegradable plastic hits the ocean , the object can become food for the ocean animals instead of harming them ......some McDonald’s are now changing their straws (biodegradable straws ) so change is happening slowly we just need awareness
Answer:
B. Open Stomata
C. Transpiration
Explanation:
Even though plants take up a lot of water from their roots, they lose about 95% of it to the atmosphere in the process known as Transpiration.
Transpiration is done for several reasons: it cools the plant down, it enables plants to access the nutrients in the water as the water moves along the plant and it enables gaseous exchange.
The gaseous exchange happens because carbon dioxide comes in from the same holes on the leaf that the water leaves through to the atmosphere, the open stomata.
Answer:
D. Supporting
Explanation:
Ecosystem services include provisioning, regulating, culture and supporting services.
Opening of a mineral mine along a small mountain range will affect the supporting services of ecosystem because supporting services deals with soil formation, provision of habitat and nutrition cycle.
Opening of mineral mine will destroy the tosoil, landscape, forests and wildlife of mountain area which affect the supporting services such as habitat and soil formation.
Hence, the correct answer is "D. supporting".
Answer:
Option (A).
Explanation:
Sociology may be defined as the subject that focus on the study of development and social interaction in society. Sociology is also known as the general science of the society.
Amy and Katherine are the member of same team and Amy shows fast development than Katherine. They both are competitor of each other. This is human behavior to jealous with the person that perform better than them. Here, the development of Amy makes jealous to Katherine and she starts disliking Amy.
Thus, the correct answer is option (A).
