A limiting factor
When a product is no longer needed, it typically becomes waste or surplus. Depending on its condition, it may be discarded, recycled, donated, or sold. This transition reflects changing consumer needs and can impact sustainability and resource management. Ultimately, the fate of the product often depends on its usability and the choices of its owner.
It provides the energy to run it.
that deepens on area (Just in General.)
Plants: They are needed to produce oxgen, and feed the herbavores. Prey: They feed on plants, and feed the predators. Predators: To eat the prey, and get eaten by greator predators You see, everything is needed to have a stable ecosystem. Now you must put into consideration, that if a lower part of the chain is smaller than the larger part, then the ecosystem would fail. You need more plants than herbavores, you need more prey for predators. It is a large cycle.
An ecosystem is a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment. So for example, fish who live in a pond have their own ecosystem. The pond will have the food and other animals needed such as algae, and other life that survive in a pond.
When a product is no longer needed, it typically becomes waste or surplus. Depending on its condition, it may be discarded, recycled, donated, or sold. This transition reflects changing consumer needs and can impact sustainability and resource management. Ultimately, the fate of the product often depends on its usability and the choices of its owner.
Ecosystem Capital is basically the resources that are needed for humans to survive, and be economically active. All of which is provided by the ecosystem.
We need coal the most. Then gas, and then nuclear power. Oil is the fourth most needed resource.
coal.
3 things that create a stable ecosystem
Natural resource.
Salt is the most valuable resource that was needed by the inhabitants in the savanna lands of West Africa =)
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It provides the energy to run it.
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'Resource Allocation' is a management terminology phrase for the scheduling of activities and resources needed to complete them whilst taking into consideration both the time needed to complete and effort it will take.
Water