How might tidal power contribute to a sustainable energy network?

Q: Why should the federal government subsidize private companies for the development of renewable…

A: The  energy that is produced from sources that do not deplete and are abundant in quantity or in…

Q: Explain how energy flows in an ecosystem. And how is matter recycled within and between ecosystems?

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Q: What are the similarities and differences of biogeochemical cycle and energy flow in the ecosystem?

A: Energy flows directionally through Earth's ecosystems, commonly enters the ecosystem as sunlight and…

Q: QUESTION 3 a) Discuss briefly on secondary productivity in an ecosystem.

A: Productivity Productivity in an ecosystem refers to the percentage of energy that enters ecosystem…

Q: The total amount of energy taken up by producers through photosynthesis in an ecosystem is known…

A: EXPLANATION evaporation- It is a process in which water changes from a liquid state to a gaseous…

Q: What is deforestation and how is it an environmental sustainability issue?

A: Deforestation refers to the decrease in forest areas across the world that are lost for other uses…

Q: Which of the following natural resources humans gain from plants is the LEAST renewable? a) Peat b)…

A: Renewable resource are the resources that can be used again and again without depletion and are able…

Q: How would the ecosystem react to producers or decomposers being removed.

A: An ecosystem is a geographic area where plants, animals, and other organisms, live together.…

Q: Which of the following statements about gross primary production (GPP) is FALSE? O It is a rate that…

A: A. It is a rate that can be positive or negative is a false statement about GPP.

Q: The net primary productivity of a temperate deciduous forest is approximately 180,000 kcal /m2 /…

A: In the ecosystem the producers are the organisms that can trap the solar energy and convert them…

Q: How is biomass connected to the overall health of ecosystems?

A: Introduction: Biomass is a  renewable source of energy and it's clean. From sun  initial energy…

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: What is the availability of wind and solar in Oregon?

A: Wind energy is caught at the time of blowing wind moves turbine cutting edges around a rotor, which…

Q: How has increased combustion of carbon sources over the past two centuries contribute to global…

A: The environment is where various things are, for example, a swampy or hot environment. It tends to…

Q: What are the main environmental problems associated with fossil fuel use?

A: Fossil fuels are very limited  and it takes millions of years to form. Also fossil fuels leads to…

Q: What are the long-term prospects for widespread residential and commercial use of wind and…

A: Wind and hydropower technologies are sustainable sources of energy.

Q: Why is solar energy such an important factor for most ecosystems?

A: Solar energy refers to capturing and converting energy from the sunlight into various other forms…

Q: Which of the following were once renewable resources that are now becoming nonrenewable? O tropical…

A: Natural resources can be renewable and nonrenewable. Renewable resources does not depletes with the…

Q: How does energy flow through a biological community?

A: Introduction Ecology is a discipline of biology that studies how living things interact with their…

Q: What is the reason for highest biomass in aquatic ecosystem?

A: The ecosystem present in a water body is known as aquatic ecosystem. It is of two types, namely…

Q: What is the positive and negative the fossil fuels

A: Fossil fuels are fossil components used for the production of energy. Fossils are formed by the…

Q: What can you say about the ENERGY FLOW IN ECOSYSTEM

A: Energy Flow in Ecosystem:  The energy flow in the ecosystem is one of the major factors that support…

Q: Do passive geothermal energy technology has potential in today's market?

A: Geothermal energy is the thermal energy stored at accessible depth in the earth's crust. Practically…

Q: Why are wetlands essential?

A: A wetland is a separate ecosystem flooded by water and either seasonally or permanently, where the…

Q: Where in the energy and trophic schemes do decomposers enter?

A: Food chain is considered as straight single pathway by  which food energy travels in an ecosystem.

Q: Why does the energy pyramid exhibit large reductions in energy level as we move up through the…

A: Food chain:   It is a chain of food consumption as well as energy pass by organisms. A food chain…

Q: Are there different types of use for fossil fuels? If yes, what are the differences?

A: Fossils are formed as a result of millions of years of degrading organisms .

Q: How much biogas will a 55 gallon filled with grass clipping and organic waste and water produce with…

A: In small– and micro–scale biogas, the classical approach is usually to use 55 or 30 gallon drums, in…

Q: The increase use of fossil fuels increases the Select one: O a. rate of photosynthesis of marine and…

A: Fossil fuels are the reserved fuels buried in the deep earth crust. The supply of fossil fuels is…

Q: Between hydroelectric, hydrokinetic, and wind energies, which would be more accessible to the…

A: -> Hydroelectric energy is generated by turbines arranged to dams.When water flows over…

Q: In a biogas production, algae is a resource that comes from O a. torestry residue O b. aquatic crops…

A: A non-conventional form of energy derived from the organic wastes such as leftover digested slurry,…

Q: A factory has started to use plant and animal waste as a fuel to power turbines. What is the benefit…

A: Turbines are used in industries as it converts the kinetic energy into electrical energy. The input…

Q: What is Biomagnification and how does it relate to trophic efficiency?

A: A biological system is a geographic region where plants, creatures, and different organic entities,…

Q: What does Eutrophication mean?

A: water bodies are essential part of our ecosystem . they support different life forms .

Q: What is biotic potential?

A: The scientific study of the processes influencing the distribution and abundance of organisms, the…

Q: Why should we not expect a single climax community on recovering coal mines?

A: In ecology, climax community is defined as the community in which the populations of various…

Q: How much energy is passed from one trophic level to the next? Explain why.

A: The amount of energy passed from one trophic level to the next trophic level is      10 percent of…

Q: develop fossil fuel-based energy options, rather than more green options

A: Green options of energy are wind,  sun,  water etc. and example of renewable energy is wind energy,…

Q: Interactions in an ecosystem result from the transfer of matter and energy from producers to…

A: Food chain refers to the order of events in ecosystem where on organism is eaten by other. Network…

Q: What are potential barriers or tradeoffs to the development of wind, solar, hydropower, and…

A: Potential barrier to development of wind energy- 1)lack of awareness. 2) no access of technology.…

Q: Write bulleted notes over non rewnewable and non renewable resources.

A: These are resources that exist without any actions of humankind.

Q: What is an advantage of wind energy?

A: The kinetic energy of wind is converted into mechanical energy to obtain wind power. And then a…

Q: What Is Environment & Sustainability?

A: The enviroment includes all living and non-living things happening normally, which means for this…

Q: Which of the following is a renewable energy resource? I. Solar II. Wind III. Geothermal IV. Natural…

A: Energy is a necessary component without which we cannot fathom existing or carrying out any…

Physical and Chemical features

The physical property of a compound could be determined without modifying the originality of the compound. Examples of physical properties are density, hardness, color, boiling, and melting point. The chemical property expresses the ability of a compound to undergo a particular chemical change.