Answer: One of the major environmental concerns in South and Southeast Asia is pollution. Water pollution in the region is caused by industrial waste and untreated sewage. Industrial waste often travels downstream and affects the water supplies in cities and farms. Cities often dump sewage into rivers without treating and cleaning the water. The untreated water contains bacteria or parasites. People can become very sick when they drink the polluted water or use it to grow crops. People may end up with severe diseases or long-term health conditions. Air pollution is caused by slash-and-burn farming, fires, and airborne chemicals from vehicles and industries. The smoke and haze released into the air can travel hundreds of miles and affect entire regions. People can become ill when they breathe the air.
Explanation: put this for extra points :>
When organisms are “naturally selected” it means that they were born more adapted to their environment than others might be. When these more “fit” organisms reproduce, their traits are carried on to some of their offspring. As this trend continues over time, the population will be more adapted to their surroundings. A population going through this kind of trend results in the population being very different than it used to. This is the population evolving over time and changing.
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Hope this helps! Feel free to change it as you wish, but that’s my understanding of this. Luckily, I’m on this same unit and we’ve learned this stuff :D
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decreases, decreases, improves
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Positive :
1. increased cultural diversity
2. skill gaps are filled
3. growth in local economy
Negative :
1. overcrowded areas
2. language and cultural gap
3. increase in pollution
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