What is an example of human-environment interaction?

Answer 1

Human environment interaction in the US is similar to most other countries. Whenever we do anything to change the environment, that is interaction.

* Building roads.

* Building houses.

* Cutting down trees.

* Learning how to survive with little water.

* Throwing litter

* Establishing a landfill

* Building a dam or a bridge across a river.

Answer 2

Positive examples: helping beached whales back into the ocean; cleaning oil-slicked birds and animals after an oil spill and returning them to the wild; creating wildlife preserves; building of dams to create lakes and redirect waterways

Negative examples: deforestation; unnecessary killing of magnificent animals and mammals for their ivory, blubber, or fur, thus depleting their populations; introducing plants/animals from one continent to another where they have no natural enemies to control their population growth (e.g., kudzu, exotic animals).

Answer 3

Tennessee human environment interaction would be like trains or boats. Maybe telephones or cell phones. Cars, tractors, or garbage trucks. These are all examples but to know which ones you could use, just look up Tennessee transportation. Or maybe the location. I am not totally sure but this is my best guess, thank you.

Answer 4

Is the same as anywhere else in the country.

Human environment interaction in Alabama is similar to most other places. Whenever we do anything to change the environment, that is interaction.

• Building roads.
• Building houses.
• Cutting down trees.
• Learning how to survive with little water.
• Throwing litter
• Establishing a landfill
• Building a dam or a bridge across a river.

Answer 5

I would Like to know what the human-environment interaction is of Nashville for a project of mine TELL ME NOW

Answer 6

using land to grow crops

Answer 7

Road construction