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positive effects of bushfires ;
haverst plants because some plants need heat to drop their seed .
fertilises new soil
replenishes growth for flora
negative of bushfire ;
destruction of homes for both humans and animals
killing of innocent people and animal
positive for flood
water crops
provide water
growth of plants therefore making money
negative for flood
deaths
chaos
destruction
everything is lost ( families , friends, )
lives at risk
people missing
killing the innocent
positive for droughts
nothing lol
negative
everything. lol jokes
- no water
- dying out
- lack of flora and fauna therefore making no money
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How do bushfires help the environment?
Bushfires can have positive effects on the environment by recycling nutrients, promoting new growth, and opening up habitat for certain plant and animal species. Some ecosystems have evolved to depend on occasional fires for their regeneration and biodiversity. However, intense or frequent bushfires can also have negative impacts on ecosystems and wildlife.
How does lack of water effects nature?
A lack of water can lead to droughts, which can significantly impact nature by causing widespread damage to plants, animals, and ecosystems. It can reduce biodiversity, lower crop yields, and threaten the survival of various species that depend on water for their existence. Overall, droughts can disrupt the balance of nature and have long-lasting negative effects on the environment.
What is long periods of unusually low precipitation are called?
Long periods of unusually low precipitation are called droughts. Droughts can have significant impacts on agriculture, water supply, and ecosystems, leading to food shortages and environmental stress. They are typically defined by the duration and severity of the precipitation deficit relative to normal conditions for a particular region. Monitoring and managing water resources is crucial during such periods to mitigate the effects of drought.
Short and long term effects of bushfires?
Short-term effects of bushfires include immediate loss of life, destruction of homes, habitat destruction, and air pollution from smoke. Long-term effects may include changes to ecosystems, loss of biodiversity, increased risk of erosion and flooding, and impacts on water quality. Additionally, there can be long-lasting psychological impacts on affected communities.
What are some examples of hydrology?
Examples of hydrology include studying water movement in rivers, lakes, and oceans, analyzing rainfall patterns and their impact on watersheds, and researching groundwater flow and aquifer recharge rates. Hydrologists also investigate floods, droughts, and their effects on water resources and ecosystems.
What are the positive effects of bushfires?
the regrowth of the other vegetation.
What are the effects of the warmer world?
effects of a warmar world are- floods droughts etc.
What are the effects of droughts on plants?
I.D.K=I dont Know
What are the effects of floods and droughts?
yella acid drain
How do you control the droughts?
Drought themselves cannot be controlled. One can try to counter the effects of droughts by putting into place certain water-saving restrictions, but droughts themselves cannot be controlled.
How do bushfires help the environment?
Bushfires can have positive effects on the environment by recycling nutrients, promoting new growth, and opening up habitat for certain plant and animal species. Some ecosystems have evolved to depend on occasional fires for their regeneration and biodiversity. However, intense or frequent bushfires can also have negative impacts on ecosystems and wildlife.
How does lack of water effects nature?
A lack of water can lead to droughts, which can significantly impact nature by causing widespread damage to plants, animals, and ecosystems. It can reduce biodiversity, lower crop yields, and threaten the survival of various species that depend on water for their existence. Overall, droughts can disrupt the balance of nature and have long-lasting negative effects on the environment.
What are some of the effects of droughts to people animals and plants?
They can die. You need water to be able to live.
What are some of the effects of droughts to people and animals and plants?
They can die. You need water to be able to live.
What is long periods of unusually low precipitation are called?
Long periods of unusually low precipitation are called droughts. Droughts can have significant impacts on agriculture, water supply, and ecosystems, leading to food shortages and environmental stress. They are typically defined by the duration and severity of the precipitation deficit relative to normal conditions for a particular region. Monitoring and managing water resources is crucial during such periods to mitigate the effects of drought.
Does Australia experience droughts on the coasts?
Yes, Australia does experience droughts on the coast, although these are less common and their effects less intense, than droughts further inland. Droughts on the coast are usually manifested by a lack of rain to fill dams, and the gradual drying off (and dying off) of trees and other vegetation. Desertification does not occur in these areas.
What are the causes preventions and effects of bushfires and overgrazing?
cigarette butts, a hot sun on very dry grass and arsonist to name a few.
