Also, toxins and pollutants kill the aquatic plant lives in the oceans like algae’s. Today’s societies are practically destroying anything that was once considered as pure and natural. The reaction of mankind is required for the natural environment to survive. The consequences if society keeps neglecting the nature limits could be devastating...
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If they don’t react to this urging need, the environment could drastically change, an example of this crisis is the melting of the Greenland ice sheet in which “… over the next 1,000 years ocean levels could go up by seven meters” (Marsden 134) If the ocean levels rise to these new heights, it could cause large-scale economic issues and many cities, such as New Orleans, that are already considered to be below sea level will have grim consequences...
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China Population And Natural Resources There also becomes an increased occurrence of natural disasters such as drought, high winds, and floods. All of these problems are directly linked to the lack of the forest and the uneven way it is currently distributed...	2 / 329
global comon This will drive the industrialize nations to regulate the consumption of water as well as raise the price of water to discourage waste and abusive. This will greatly affect the low-income nations as they lack the financial and technological capabilities to keep up with the raise demands of water...	2 / 299
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Study Guide For Chapters 1-3 If such a resource is used faster than it is replenished, it can be depleted and converted into a non renewable resource. Non- Renewable- resource that exist in a fixed amount (stock) in various places in the earths crust and has the potential for renewal by geological, physical, and chemical process taking place over hundreds of millions of years...	2 / 315