Answer:
b. Clean up plastic trash from shorelines, rivers, and other waterways that flow into the oceans.
Explanation:
Oceanic plastic garbage "patches" are a build up of debris most especially plastic, nylons, waste from wood that was deposited purposely or not purposely( by the wind or ocean waves) into the ocean.
Human activity that would most directly reduce the amount of plastic garbage that enters the ocean includes the cleaning up plastic trash from shorelines, rivers, and other waterways that flow into the oceans.
1. Wetlands help prevent flooding by holding water like a sponge
2. Many species use wetlands for migration and reproduction
3. Wetlands help filter and purify water
4. Many species of animals and insects live in wetlands
5. Wetlands release vegetative matter into rivers and streams which helps feed fish.
6. Wetlands keep river levels normal
7. <span>wetlands are vital to the health of all other biomes and to wildlife and humans everywhere.
</span>8. <span>Wetlands provide habitat for endangered species.
9.</span><span> Our wetlands are beautiful areas of open space around the highly urbanized Bay Area that provide residents with many recreational opportunities.
</span>10. The Bay’s wetlands support our local economy by providing jobs in shipping, tourism, fishing, recreation, and education.
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Nonrenewable resources and found it fixed amount hence not managing properly will lead to full use of it and cannot be replaced
Explanation:
- Nonrenewable resources are found in the ground and they are the natural resources created by nature
- It includes fossil fuels, like natural gases, oil, coal, etc and also the minerals used for making metals
- These natural resources have taken more than human's life span to form, up to million years. Hence, replacing of these natural resources are not possible
- Renewable natural resources are trees, water, air. These resources can be recycled and they are also circulating in the atmosphere in the form of a cycle.
- Hence, nonrenewable resources should be managed properly for it last for the coming generations.
Thanks to recycling, we barely mine lead any more. An estimated 85 percent of lead in use today goes into batteries, mostly for automobiles. And when the batteries run down, 99 percent of this lead is recycled to make new batteries.
