Human Impact on Environment

The total amount of healthy ecosystems needed to both provide you with the resources for you to use and to absorb the wastes that you generate is called

Destruction of forests for lumber, farming or other uses

The destruction of the place an organism lives (usually due to human activities)

Any non-native species whose introduction causes, or is likely to cause, economic harm, environmental harm, or harm to human health.

Any harmful material released into the biosphere.

Upper atmosphere layer in which ozone gas is relatively concentrated; protects life on Earth from harmful ultraviolet rays in sunlight.

Strategy for using natural resources without depleting them and for providing human needs without causing long-term environmental harm

Resource that can be produced or replaced as easily as it is used

Resource that cannot be replaced by natural processes within a reasonable amount of time

Making new fuels from corn, grasses, and other organic material