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How are sea animals affected by people?
Sea animals are affected by people because they live in the sea and people throw pieces of trash in the Sea. Sea animals sometimes think the bits of pieces of trash are food and eat it then become affected.
Who would be affected by oil extraction?
people and animals and ofcours the sea life
How are the number of fish in th sea affected?
how is other sea life affected
How had global warming affected people?
It will melt the ice caps and the sea level will rise.
How have human activities affected the aral sea?
How have humans activities affected the Aral Sea
How would a change in sea level have affected where people migrated?
It will affect them by distance. If the sea level decreased, the distance will be short and if the sea level increased then the distance will be long! As well, if the sea rises, then people flee inland, moving much further away from the sea. Many people never returned to the coast.
Average sea level is affected most by global?
Average sea level is affected most by global climate.
What difference is there on the temperature on a mountain and on a seashore?
Sea shore temperature is affected by distance in sea and mountain temperature is affected by altitude.. Sea shore and mountain are both cool but differ in the above...
Who did the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico affect?
Mostly it affected fisherman because after eating the sea food they got sick but it not only affected them but us because some people eat sea food others sea food is probably the only thing they have to eat. So you should think about how the oil spill affect sea life, fisherman, and ourselves.
How does sea erosion cause?
it causes damage to the people who live nearby the affected place. It can lose properties, can damage the habitat of the animals.
How has the air in Japan been affected by the disaster?
The air and sea to the east has been affected by radiation.
Is the dead sea affected by the oil spill?
No. The Dead Sea is thousands of miles away.
