One activity would be logging of trees, which could be selective or clear cut. It is done to provide wood for building houses and for pulp for paper primarily. A short term effect would be loss of habitat for forest wildlife and removal of vegetation and it could result in increased erosion if in a mountainous area. Loss of old growth forest possible too. Long term effect if re-forested could be partial restoration of habitat. Another activity is open pit mining whereby the land where the orebody is is cleared and mining creates sometimes large holes in the ground and removes old lake habitats for migratory birds and fish in the short term.The purpose of the mining is partly to provide metals to society. The long term, if adequate reclamation of waste dumps is undertaken, can lead to extensive new grasslands on the dumps and forage for deer and moose and sometimes cattle. Oil production and transport on oceans can lead to oil spills such as occurred off Valdez in the 1980's or in the Gulf of Mexico recently and the short term is soaking marine animals with oil and killing many of them and contaminating beaches and shorelines. Some clean-up can be done but the long term effects of this activity may still be unknown. The oil is for fossil fuel for internal combustion engines but it will need to be replaced by say, electric cars for the future ie to clean energy. Another general effect of this time, the use of fossil fuels is from global warming is creating more and more intense hurricanes such as occurred in the Caribbean this fall in Cuba, Florida, Dominca and Puerto Rico in particular with the result of widespread damage or destruction of people's houses, flooding, loss of power and costly repairs and loss of life. Only by limiting the production of greehouse gases by mankind will there be a chance to reduce the incidence and intensity of such events.
<span>Elements like carbon, nitrogen and oxygen are present in great quantities in the biosphere. They are critical for the existence of life.
A gas that contributes to the greenhouse effect by absorbing infrared radiation, e.g., carbon dioxide and chlorofluorocarbons by absorbing infrared radiation causes an increase in global atmospheric temperature</span>
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The correct answer is - D- for the feature they blow from.
The breezes have all sorts of names, most of which tend to be derived from the feature they flow from. Lot of winds are named after the side of the world that they come from, so there's easterlies, westerlies, northern winds, southern winds. Some are maned after a river, as they flow along side it, like Vardarec. Some may be named after a mountain, or just have a name similar to a mountain, like mountain wind, forest wind, gorski vetrec.
Some winds, on the other hand, have names that describe their force, especially that goes for the strong ones, like bura along the Croatian coast on the Adriatic Sea.
