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The document discusses ecosystems as the inter-relationships of plants and animals in an area, detailing how human activities like mining, deforestation, and pollution are harming these ecosystems. It outlines the negative effects of pollution on both humans and animals, including health issues caused by toxic gases and poisoned water bodies. Various types of pollution are identified, and suggestions for reducing pollution include using eco-friendly materials and promoting afforestation.
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- 2. WhatisanEcosystem? The plants and animals in an area and their inter-relationship with each other and their surroundings is called an ecosystem.
- 3. Whatishappeningin thepicture? Mining..Mining is a human activitywhichhas a huge impact on the soil and is very harmful to Mother Nature.This is one of the human activities which is affecting the Mother Earth.
- 4. Howarehumanactivitiesaffectingtheecosystem? Humans have polluted thewater bodies and the fish are gettingpoised and when we eat the fish we get sick . Humans are cutting thetrees so most animals have no shelter. Humans are cuttingthe trees down to make furniture and humans cut animal skin to make clothes Humans are killing animalsfrom ecosystemsto get leather and also they are doing deforestation.. Human activitiesare affectingthe ecosystem by creating greenhousegasses which is trapping heat which is obtainedfrom the sun and causing unexpectedchangesin weather patterns..
- 5. Whatarethedifferenttypesof ecosystems? Thedifferenttypesofecosystemsinclude: Tundraecosystem Rainforestecosystem Desertecosystem Grasslandecosystem Marineecosystem
- 10. Whatarethedifferenttypesofpollution? You may ask yourself what are the different types of pollution? The different types of pollution are :- Water pollution : Pollution underwater Air Pollution : Pollution above air Soil Pollution : Pollution on Land Noise Pollution : Pollution caused by loud noises Radioactive Pollution : Physical pollution of living organisms and their environment
- 11. Howcanwereducepollution? Wecanreducepollutionbyusingeco-friendlymaterialsandavoid usingplastic.. Wemuststopdeforestationandstartafforestation!(Gogreen!) Wemuststoplitteringnearlandfillsandoceans
- 13. ViewofPollution Imagesofpollution Briefexplanationaboutpollution Pollutioniswhenpeoplethrownon degradable materials(plastic)intothe environment,landfills,oceansthus makingitanunhealthyandunclean environment..Thisleadstoatoxicgas whichismixedintheairwebreathe andcausespollution..