There would be no plant growth, so less oxygen for people, and food for certain animals if the sun was blocked.
Short term would be plants deprived of light for growth and food, and long term would be humans and animals being affected greatly from lack of producers.
There will be absolutely no growth of any sort for plants or humans because there would be no sunlight to produce anything, therefore everything will go extinct and there will be no living things on earth. The producers will not have any source to grow, the consumers won’t be alive basically because there is no food source and the predators will die because they too won’t have a food source, the decomposers would become food source’s for the new plants because of adaptation and the world will become overfilled with dead bodies, and the
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Alpine Tundra
Plants can’t grow because the soil is very hard to grow/work with
Also the temperatures make it hard for the plants to grow, and animals to find necessary resource’s
Global warming again plays a big effect on the Alpine Tundra
Also windy chilly weather erodes growing spaces for plants
15. California Coast
Species with the same niche can have trouble more commonly found in this environment
Nonnative plants and animals play a role into the food chain for the native species
Humans use of taking trees, and resource’s away from the natural habitat
The use of land is also taken by humans used for housing businesses etc.
16. Canyon Country
Semi Arid desert, so not much rain which can cause droughts
The top of the canyons are more dry from direct sunlight, so animals and plants are commonly found at the bottom of the canyons for water source
Dry soil so few plants can grow, and have to have strong roots to store water when the dry seasons come
Because of the large area, and difficulty of travel animals have to be very “mobile” or active in order to be able to survive in harsh areas ( be able to get themselves out of tough situations
When the sunlight was blocked from the Earth, the producers would die. The sun is their source of food and it sustains them. This would lead to a collapse in the consumers, because their source of sustainment then is gone. Both of these deaths would result in a large amount of food for the decomposers. Eventually, after all the producers and consumers are gone, the decomposers would die off.
Another factor that has lead to its endangered-ness is the fact that this plant does not compete well against plants of a woody nature (USFWS
What’s in a name? that which we call a rose/ By any other name would smell as sweet” (Romeo & Juliet 2.2 43-44). Shakespeare wrote these words to indicate that the value of a name is placed there only by the people who use it and no matter the name, it does not change the object. Roses are sweet in smell no matter the name and Mt. Denali is going to be the largest mountain in North America whether the name is Denali or McKinley.
You will also find native bunchgrasses, shrubs and wildflowers in these lower areas. Along the hillsides you will see find Pinion-juniper forests. As you move up the mountain into higher elevation you will run into Ponderosa Pine, Douglas fir, and many other plants of the coniferous type. These species occur at the higher points of the mountain because that is where most moisture pools are often located (United States National Park Service).
Jobs, employment opportunities, wealth, and prosperity are promises made by Northern Dynasty, the Canadian company developing a site in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska. Recently a source of wealth for the people of Bristol Bay has been found buried beneath the Tundra. The rocks contain enormous amounts of ore and minerals, never discovered in such bulk in North America or possibly the world before. These include copper, molybdenum, gold, silver, rhenium, and, palladium worth $300 billion to $500billion dollars. (AAAS New and Notes.
The tundra is defined as a large, treeless, and almost flat open space. They are located at the uppermost parts of North America, Europe, and Asia, where it is near the North Pole (Morris 741). In the tundra, most of the months’ average temperature is below the freezing point. The winters are dark, long and harsh in contrast, the summers there are short and somewhat warm. There is extremely little precipitation there.
Under the Southwestern Sky Parched and dry describes your land, with buttes and canyons all so grand! Oh such a wonder to behold, your beauty is worth its price in gold! This arid region
The student will investigate and understand that environments support a diversity of plants and animals that share limited resources. Key concepts include a)
2a. If sunlight were to disappear almost completely, it would leave lasting effects on many organisms such as an earthworm, a shark, a maple tree, a saguaro cactus, or a teenager. While looking at an earth worm, the short term effects would be beginning to see more of the species during the day. Earthworms are nocturnal, so they live beneath the surface when it is daylight and come out once the sun goes down. Because of this in the long run, the earthworm species would eventually become overpopulated; they would be above the surface more, so they would have more time to reproduce.
Since California has such a high level of biodiversity, the example above is unlikely. In all of California, there are ten bioregions. Each bioregion has its own variety of wildlife, or biodiversity. Some problems affecting California bioregions are human population growth and human activity.
THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN SWEPT AWAY BY THE WAVE OF TECHNOLOGY AND DON’T KNOW HOW TO GET OUT. “He kept getting trapped behind iPhone zombies, people half his age who wandered in a dream with their eyes fixed on their screens…. A young woman stopped abruptly at the top of the stairs and he almost crashed into her, glared as he brushed past-she didn’t notice, enraptured by her screen” (160-161). 2. FINDING THE BEAUTY IN A PLACE, AND ENJOYING WHAT’S AMAZING ABOUT IT.
In the article “Water Worries Grow in the Desert Southwest,” Rice (2013) talks about climate changes and causes that impact on water in the desert Southwest. The author mentioned Native Americans, they used canals and dams to bring water since 10 centuries. Today, there are 56 million Americans growing up in Southwest and they have region’s natural dryness. Also, Arizona state has less rain every year around 7.5 inches. In addition, Colorado River is most important to help 30 million people in Southwest.
Plants and vegetation are mandatory to human survival and will impact the earth dramatically if they were to all
Denali National Park has about 500,000 visitors a year. Denali is a great place for people looking for adventure. It attracts many climbers, athletes, hikers, and dog mushers. The park was established in 1917 and the Wilderness Act of 1964 made the animals inside the park protected. Denali National Park has a variety of wildlife, a very unique history and many interesting tourist attractions.
A large population especially those residing near the coastal area would become homeless. Some people would have access to luxuries of life while the rest of the people would have to fight for the basic human necessities for their families. This un-equality would result in increased crime rate in society. All in all, the humanity would face a tremendous disaster if the necessary measures are not taken in order to control the activities causing global warming. As well as, there should be a struggle to counterbalance its effects.