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Vinvika [58]
3 years ago
15

Compare and Contrast Give three examples

History
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Ganezh [65]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

in order to gain the outcome of development there are the things that might be endanger ,

as an example;

  • cite rehabilitation- this can affect the habitat of some species or animals living there.it can disturb the silence on the surroundings, and from the word rehabilitation we can't remove the fact of cutting trees,digging grounds ,etc.
  • drainage system / dumping area- this is the solution of some LGU's to lessen the polution and mess on our environment ,but this is also affecting our environment because the water on the drainage system will go along the river where the river would be polluted worse became dangerous to everyone else.
  • oil exploration-this may help the consumer for lesser price and help our economy ,but our bio-diversity is the one affected here.in fact this exploration can breaks the beauty and habitat of the living creatures underneath

that's all i hope this the answer you needed,pardom me if this is too long to copy

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