human activity impact

these are resources that replenish themselves over time

• renewable resources

• non renewable resources

• ecological footprint

these are resources that are used faster than they replenish themselves

• renewable resources

• non renewable resources

• ecological footprint

the amount of resources and wasted needed for an individual living thing.

• renewable resources

• non renewable resources

• ecological footprint

the increasing temperature of the whole planet

• pollution

• particulates

• acid rain

• greenhouse effect

• global warming

this occurs when carbon dioxide particles, methane, vapor and other gases accumulate

• pollution

• particulates

• acid rain

• greenhouse effect

• global warming

when pollutants cause precipitation with abnormal pH

• pollution

• particulates

• acid rain

• greenhouse effect

• global warming

these are miroscopic bits of pollutants like metal, unburnt fuel, and dust that may be suspended on the air.

• pollution

• particulates

• acid rain

• greenhouse effect

• global warming

undesirable factors in the enviroment.

• pollution

• particulates

• acid rain

• greenhouse effect

• global warming

it is a species that provide an signal about the quality of the enviroment around it

• indicator species

• biomagnification

this occurs when a pollutan moves up in the food chain

• indicator species

• biomagnification