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mariarad [96]
3 years ago
15

People have built canals and levees to divert water away from its natural flow and prevent floods in residential areas near the

Florida Everglades. How have these changes affected the Everglades? О
О Some areas of the Everglades have dried up.

O The population of egrets has increased.

O Farm fertilizer no longer drains into the Everglades.

O Areas of wetland have been filled in for houses.​
Biology
1 answer:
lord [1]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

Some areas of the Everglades have dried up.

Explanation:

These changes have caused some areas of the Everglades to have dried up. The everglades were known as the wetlands due to the massive flooding that occurred often but these canals made it so that water would not flow into some of the areas in the Wetlands. Therefore, since water never reached these areas they quickly began drying up and making the ground infertile due to the lack of water which the plants need to survive.

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