Discuss the possible role of forests in the control of CO2.

Q: Suggest some approaches towards the conservation of forests.

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Q: Give 3 reasons why it is difficult to manage or protect watersheds.

A: Three reasons that make protection or management of watershed difficult are: Challenges such as…

Q: Predict possible consequences if carbon emissions from fossil fuels continue to rise.

A: The fuels that are known to be formed via natural processes are called fossil fuels. Some of the…

Q: State some measures to control green house effect.

A: Green house effect is a process when the gases in the atmosphere absorbs the radiation from the…

Q: esearch the air pollutants below. Explain: what is the source of each pollutant? What is its effect…

A: They are the particles present in the air that can cause air pollution (i.e. the process by an…

Q: Destroying forests increases the carbon in the atmosphere. True False

A: Cutting down of trees is called as Deforestation. Cutting of forests, trees, burning then or…

Q: Explain how the use of fossil fuels and the production of pollution impact the environment.

A: A fossil fuel is a fuel framed by regular cycles, for example, anaerobic decay of covered dead…

Q: assess the implications of pollution of marine and wetland environments

A: nitrogen and phosphorus, in the coastal ocean, promotes the growth of algal blooms, which can be…

Q: Take bulleted notes over Renewable and non renewable resources

A: The variety of substance that man gets from earth and nature to meet his basic needs are called…

Q: Explain why climate change and increasing CO2 would be listed separately. Think about this in terms…

A: Carbon is an essential and ubiquitous element found on earth. Majority of the carbon of the earth is…

Q: Name a renewable exhaustible natural resource.

A: A resource is anything that is acquired from the environment to meet the organism’s requirements.…

Q: Compare and contrast the major methods of timberharvesting.

A: The practise of gathering a mature crop from the fields is known as harvesting. Reaping is the…

Q: Define the term “carbon neutral,” and describe how biomass-based sources have the potential to be…

A: The earth is inhabitable because of the presence of water bodies and oxygen. The atmosphere of earth…

Q: In most ecosystems, the primary producers use energy from______ to build organic compounds. a.…

A: An ecosystem is a group of living organisms that communicate as a system with the nonliving elements…

Q: What is one way that homeowners in chaparral areas can protect their neighborhoods from fire?

A: A biotic community dominated by spiny evergreen shrubs adapted to periodic drought and fires; found…

Q: Relate deforestation and scarcity of water

A: To relate: To relate the differences between deforestation and water scarcity

Q: Illustrate the cycle of carbon in the ecosystem.

A: Introduction :- The terrestrial ecology is a land-based ecosystem. Forest ecosystems, grassland…

Q: Explain how building roads into previously inaccessible forests can harm the forests. Distinguish…

A: Forests are the natural resources that play a number of roles in maintaining life on the earth.

Q: Fill in the blanks.(a) Plants are called as_________because they fix carbon dioxide.(b) In an…

A: ANSWER OF PART (a)  explanation :- the autotrophs makes their own food with the help of sunlight ,…

Q: Describe the main causes that are responsible for over consumption of forests

A: "Trees" play a very major role in maintaining the climate and reducing erosion. Forest and trees…

Q: Give an example of people's participation in the management of forests.

A: Earth is the only planet that has life on it. On this planet humans and environment have coexisted…

Q: State any two activities where humans intervene with the carbon cycle.

A: Carbon cycle: Carbon is a significant element without which existence is impossible in this world.…

Q: If your footprint is greater than 1.72 hectares, outline a plan to reduce your footprint.

A: Ecological Footprint: A person's or a community's environmental footprint, measured in terms of the…

Q: Explain the significant ways in which the ocean is involved in thecarbon cycle.

A: Carbon is an essential matter for living organisms as it is present in proteins, nucleic acids,…

Q: Removing forests results in less stable

A: Answer:  AFFORESTATION : It is the process of planting more and more trees which reduces the global…

Q: It says find the density of each habitat please help

A: Answer: Introduction: Density of the population means the number of individuals per unit area.…

Q: 1.8 1.6 1.4 1.2 KEY 1.0 Chlorophyll a 0.8 Chlorophyll b 0.6 0.4 0.2 Polluted Unpolluted area area…

A: In the given question, we are shown a graph in which a comparison of concentration of pigments…

Q: Draw a diagram that follows the effects of CO2 on climate and theinteractions between CO2 levels and…

A: Being a greenhouse gas, CO2 traps heat from the sun and maintains a range of temperature that is…

Q: Write a true statement about green house effect.

A: Human activities interfere with the natural nutrient cycles and bring about the climatic changes.…

Q: Explain how some wildlife can become pests.

A: Pests in simple terms refer to any plant or animal that is harmful to humans or to the things…

Q: 10. Discuss why foresters might choose to clear-cut a forest rather than use another method to get…

A: Clear-cuts are forest-felling when all or most of the trees are removed in the selected area at the…

Q: Trees protect soil from erosion serve valuable wildlife habitats and

A: Soil erosion is a gradual displacement of the upper layer of soil due to water or wind which…

Q: Briefly explain the green house effect.

A: Earth is the third planet from the sun. Earth formed over 4.5 billion years ago. Earth’s gravity…

Q: To discuss: The effects of fire on certain ecosystems.

A: Ecosystems are self-sustaining communities of living organisms that interact with their…

Q: Discuss how changes in the phosphorus cycle have caused eutrophication of waterways.

A: Phosphorous is a chemical element which has a symbol of P and atomic number 15.Phosphorous can be…

Q: Who are in no way dependent on forest?

A: Forests are considered as ‘biodiversity hotspots’ as a wide range of life forms are found here.…

Q: Explain how illegal logging affects the water quality of lakes and reservoir

A: Over-irrigation causes waterlogging, which is a type of natural flooding in which underground water…

Q: To discuss: The ecosystem services of forests and describe the consequences of deforestation.

A: An ecosystem is a dynamic community made up of physical, chemical, and biological variables that…

Q: Renewable and Non renewable resources

A: Ecosystem provides several types of resource for its organisms. The various resources available in…

Q: Explain the relationship between net primary productivity and biomass in an ecosystem.

A: Primary Productivity  Primary productivity (PP) is characterized as the pace of energy or mass…

Q: Emphasize the importance of trees in agricultural productivity

A: Agriculture: It is the science and art of cultivating plants and livestock. It is the practice of…

Q: How can planting trees reduce the effects of climate change? CLAIM 1- too much carbon dioxide in the…

A: Photosynthesis is a process through which plants and other organisms transform light energy into…

Q: Discuss the impacts of tropical rainforest deforestation in a particular area. Propose a plan…

A: A tropical rain forest is a dense rainforest where rainfall occurs year-round but abundant in season…

Q: Relate the edaphic factors and climatic factors with the type and abundance of vegetation and other…

A: The edaphic influences are those that have to do with the soil. Drainage, texture, and chemical…

Conservation Biology

The study of how to prevent the loss of biological diversity on the planet is called conservation. Biological diversity, also termed biodiversity, consists of various life forms found in a specific location or across the entire planet, including ecosystems, species, populations, and genes. Conservation thus aims to protect the diversity of life at all levels of biological organization.