Most research station in Antarctica are built on flat, ice-free areas near the coast which can be important naturl habitats of plants and wildlife
When ice melts the animals lose their homes and eventually die
there are issues in Antarctica such as global warming - the ice will melt. or that the Japanese whaling is hurting the animals that live there, and the tourists that go there to research.
federal issue
Yes because if you think about it all are affected by it. Plants, animals, all kinds of life.
Wildlife is not an issue in Antarctica: there is no wildlife that lives on the continent. It's too cold and there is no food chain. What wildlife there is on the continent is wildlife that comes to its beaches to breed. Sea birds, such as penguins, fit in this category.
The nitrates in nitrogenous waste reduce the oxygen carrying capabilities of the haemoglobin in the blood of animals. Since plants do not have haemoglobin they can absorb it to help them make proteins.
how is it not a issueit can cause plants to become infected and not edibleits harmful to many animals that feed off of the natural things around themits just a big deal in the farming world there is a big issue about it if you want more info google your ?
The issue is not sonoma county, animals are the problem
There is no commercial fishing allowed on earth south of 60 degrees S, which includes the southern ocean that surrounds Antarctica. Over-fishing is not an issue there.
By definition, GLOBAL warming happens over the entire planet, so no, there cannot be global warming in any one location or region. However, LOCAL warming is not occurring in Antarctica. Temperatures there are colder than have ever been recorded, and they are STILL going down.
Yes it is becoming a major issue of scientists who are cloning animals and also killing them and also torturing animals and also hitting and animals and these animals are called afzalanians
AIDS is not an issue that biologists can directly help solve. Biologists can contribute to understanding the transmission and treatment of AIDS, but the primary focus of addressing this issue lies within the medical and public health fields. The other issues listed - destruction of rain forests, extinction of plants and animals, and snowmelt in the Rockies - are problems where biologists can play a crucial role in studying and implementing solutions.