UNIT 4 - PRISM 3 (L&S)

• Many animals have evolved to .............. to extreme conditions, allowing them to survive in deserts, tundras, and other challenging environments.

• The destruction of forests has led to the loss of many species' .................., forcing them to migrate or face extinction.

• Some developing countries rely heavily on the extraction of ................ such as copper, iron, and gold to sustain their economies.

• The uncontrolled disposal of plastic and industrial .................. has contributed to severe pollution in oceans and rivers.

• The government has introduced strict .............. policies to protect endangered species and fragile ecosystems.

• The expansion of tourism in ............... regions has put marine life and coral reefs at serious risk.

• Large corporations often ................ natural resources without considering the long-term environmental consequences.

• Severe droughts and floods are some of the negative effects of human .................... on the environment.

• The extraction of ................ is controversial due to its environmental impact, but it remains a major source of energy for many nations.

• The Arctic remains one of the last untouched areas of ....................., providing a home for rare wildlife and indigenous communities.