-Dependency: There is therefore all-round dependence among all living organisms in nature for their very survival and existence. -Energy Flow: From producers to consumers, energy moves in a linear fashion through ecosystems. -Nutrient Cycling: All nutrients will always be recycled and reused in ecosRead more
-Dependency: There is therefore all-round dependence among all living organisms in nature for their very survival and existence.
-Energy Flow: From producers to consumers, energy moves in a linear fashion through ecosystems.
-Nutrient Cycling: All nutrients will always be recycled and reused in ecosystems.
-Homoeostasis: Ecosystems strive to arrive at a state where the internal environment is stable.
-Evolution and Adaptation: They evolve and adapt to their surroundings.
-Biodiversity: This biodiversity is essential to be the bedrock of stability and resilience of ecosystems.
-Human Activities: Human activities make up a pivotal part of events in ecosystems; their impact on the ecosystem is very strong and thus causes many environmental issues.
-Sustainability: Sustainability is that base on which healthy integrity of ecosystems would bottom.
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World Health Organization (WHO) defines Climate change as the long term changes in temperature and precipitation patterns, which can have significant impacts on human health, particularly in vulnerable populations. Primary causes of Climate Change - Volcanic eruptions release ash, sulfur dioxide andRead more
World Health Organization (WHO) defines Climate change as the long term changes in temperature and precipitation patterns, which can have significant impacts on human health, particularly in vulnerable populations.
Primary causes of Climate Change –
Human activities contribution to the causes of Climate Change –
Climate change threatens our planet, but collective action, sustainable living and renewable energy can mitigate its impacts by securing a safer and healthier future for all.
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