a came 1. As a consequence of cutting down trees, we experienced soil erosion, floods, and decrease in wildlife resources. 2. Fishkill usually happens when there is an increase in the concentration of organic nutrients that from garbage and factories. 3. The numbers of species decrease because of habitat loss cause by invasion of human to its natural habitat. 4. Cars burn fuel and factories emit harmful gas like carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and hydrocarbons that contribute to the increasing temperature within the earth's surface. 5. Overharvesting, damaged mangrove areas, dynamite fishing, and muro-ami are the causes of marine life destruction. 6. It is a result of air pollution mostly from factories and motor vehicles.
Answer (1)
Answer: 1. Deforestation: Cutting down trees leads to soil erosion, floods, and a decrease in wildlife.2. Water Pollution (Eutrophication): Increased organic nutrients from garbage and factories cause fish kills.3. Habitat Loss: Human encroachment on natural habitats leads to a decrease in species numbers.4. Air Pollution and Climate Change: Burning fossil fuels from cars and factories emits greenhouse gases, contributing to global warming.5. Marine Pollution and Overfishing: Overharvesting, mangrove destruction, dynamite fishing, and muro-ami damage marine life.6. Air Pollution: Air pollution from factories and vehicles (this is a more general statement than #4, which focuses on climate change aspects of air pollution).
