People excrete wastes and litter that flow into water systems, and animal habitats, this is slowly polluting water and killing wildlife. And the more the population grows the more wasted were going to produce and cause pollution and damage to the environment. More housing and buildings being built means that were building over were habitats live, the loss of these forests leads to extinction of plants and animals. Also more people means that more goods (like clothes, TVs etc) are wanted, more jobs are needed so more factories are being built witch is affecting out air pollution, which eventually is destroying out atmosphere. Also more food is required so more intensive farming methods are used.
The droughts and increased heat has had negative impacts on local aquatic invertebrates. Aquatic invertebrates are adapted to survive in a particular range of temperature and habitat. But global warming makes it harder to survive. This could lead to the extinction of several species of aquatic invertebrates which in turn would lead to serious consequences of the ecosystem. Many of the aquatic invertebrates are responsible for keeping the ecosystem clean by feeding on litters.
What impacts might result if everyone in the world enjoyed the same lifestyle? For example, what might the impacts be on: • Earth’s climate? The earth would be tremendously ruined because everyone would be using fossil gas that we burn for our usage, and the fertilizer that farmers use on their farms to grow crops • The health of ecosystems and biodiversity? A lot of animals will go instinct so we will have food storage. We will also have air and water pollution that will start diseases for us humans.
The conditions can even result in complete destruction of the plants therefore incurring significant losses. Natural disasters like fire n floods can also destroy the plants hence reducing Bolthouse Farms revenue. Unrest among employees and the changing technology is also a threat facing Bolthouse farms. Price changes and money value as well is a threat to Bolthouse
Profits are short lived, with little money staying in the community. Large landowners who have benefited are likely to leave town. While some reap financial benefits, the entire community must pay for damages and to clean up a degraded environment. Runoff and erosion at drilling sites may increase sediment and nutrient loads in streams and rivers. This, in turn, can affect habitat quality for plants and animals that live downstream.
The raise of the temperature has been affecting humans and animals. Glaciers started to melt really fast which is affecting the animals that live in the north/south pole. Hydrofracking will make us alot of money and would let us to make our own natural gas and wouldnt have to get it from somewhere else but we are harming our environment we havent going to last here if we keep messing with
The ozone protects us from the majority of the harmful rays from the sun and it shields us from most of the sun’s heat. When we first found the oil sands they were covered with trees, shrubs and other plant life, to get to the oil we had to clear-cut. The clear-cutting destroys many habitats of animals. When an animal looses it’s habitat it either dies or it runs to the city, where it can be a potential threat. When we refine or even dig up oil sands we produce harmful chemicals.
To summarize what this article talked about it was a study done on the effects of soil degradation and the effects on the vegetation in areas around watering points and normal grazing lands. The study showed that in these ecosystems the overgrazing reduced the ecosystem diversity of plants in poor soils. It also talked about how overgrazing around certain areas can not only destroy the soil but it can also cause the destruction of certain types of species. Overgrazing differs in all areas of the world but it still has a common problem which is that when there is overgrazing no matter what type of environment you are in that environment will be
Beach closures have also been more frequent being something many families, and residents have once enjoyed. These toxic chemicals have been found in fish and wildlife, which have been deposited into the lake by manufacturing sites and other industrial companies. (Glutting, 2003)Runoff pollution, pollution that comes from a single location has also added to the lake’s devastation. Storm water, irrigation runoffs, sediments, fertilizers, and fecal matter deposits, are some of the discharges contributed by sewage treatment plants. These runoffs have contributed to the beach closures, and the unsustainable condition of biological life in the lake.
The whole environment changes all because of one simple thing that gets out of hand: industrial agriculture. With the evidence from Solvent Green and The Omnivore’s Dilemma: A natural History of Four Meals, it is evident that industrial agriculture is going to put the world in many serious problems if it continues on. If we work on one problem at a time we could save the world from humans dying off, the extinction of animals and environmental changes. In order for us to save the world now we must know the effects of industrial agriculture. Humans have a big part in industrial agriculture, they contribute to