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The environment consists of living and non-living elements.

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Humans benefit from the environment by fulfilling many needs and wants.

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The relationship between humans and the environment has evolved.

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It has changed with the development and increase in human needs.

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The environment influences humans in various aspects of life.

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Weather affects clothing, house shape, buildings, and economic activities.

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In areas of heavy rainfall and rich soil, humans engage in agriculture.

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In low rainfall areas, they often work as shepherds.

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Forests provide resources for humans.

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Humans cut wood and utilize the resources from forests.

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Earth’s surface and climate affect population distribution.

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Plains are more populated than highlands; moderate zones are more populated than hot areas.

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Humans can overcome environmental conditions.

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They build cities, roads, and dams to change nature.

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Human progress and scientific development allow overcoming difficult natural conditions.

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Desert reclamation has enabled agriculture in previously uninhabitable areas.

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Humans benefit from renewable energy sources.

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Wind energy and solar energy are used to generate electricity.

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A positive relationship with the environment is beneficial.

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Optimal use of resources without harming nature improves human life and future.