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Every human has the capacity to minimize his or her carbon footprint and do whatever possible to prevent increasing temperatures all over the earth.
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How can you prevent climate changing in Antarctica?
The temperature in Antarctica is based on its participation in world-wide temperature fluctuations. You can minimize your carbon footprint, and help prevent temperatures from increasing world wide.
What are compound that help prevent the pH solution from changing?
This compound is a buffer.
Compounds that help to prevent the pH of a solution from changing a great deal are called what?
buffers
How is tourism changing in antarctica?
it is not changiongogjbsrg
How does natural selection help us cope with a changing world?
It could prevent some polution
What does Antarctica have for tourists?
Antarctica -- some say -- is the most beautiful place on earth. Every moment of every day with its changing landscape, changing light, changing weather -- each is a tourist delight in its own way.
What guidelines are in place to prevent conflict in Antarctica?
the treaty of antarctica i suppose because it states all the rules of antarctica there etc..
Do mice live in Antarctica?
Technically yes, and technically no. There are rats on the island of South Georgia, which is an island belonging to the content of Antarctica, however, great pains are being taken to prevent the from reaching the main land to prevent them from disrupting the fragile ecosystem.
Is global warming changing Antarctica?
Yes, it is making more ice melt. Antarctica's ice is expanding to levels greater than in 1979.
How do humans help Antarctica?
Learn to live lightly on the land and you will help the entirety of the earth's environment, including Antarctica.
How do lysosomes help maintain homeostasis within a cell?
by digesting the cells waste lysosomes prevent the cell from changing its state or becoming unhealthy and dying.
How do you save antarctica?
We could try and help Antarctica by not poluting in the Atlantic Seas.
