Human Environmental Impact: How We Affect Earth
By Ava Sawyer
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Human Environmental Impact - Ava Sawyer
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cover
Title Page
Chapter 1: Have Humans Impacted Earth?
Chapter 2: Human Impacts
Chapter 3: Nonrenewable Resources
Chapter 4: Alternative Energy Sources
Chapter 5: How can Humans Help?
Timeline
Glossary
Read More
Critical Thinking Questions
Index
Copyright
Back Cover
CHAPTER 1
HAVE HUMANS IMPACTED EARTH?
Ever since humans developed agriculture and built cities, they have impacted Earth in some way. It’s estimated that 80 percent of Earth’s land surface has been affected by human activities. Not only have people impacted Earth’s land, but they have also impacted its atmosphere, biosphere, and hydrosphere.
pictureThe development and expansion of cities has displaced animals and eliminated their habitats.
Some human activities have been positive for the environment. However, many results from human activities have been negative. Humans heavily rely on natural resources. They plow up natural vegetation and chop down forests. They send pollution into the air and dump chemicals into water resources. People may not realize how their actions can