Tundra+Conservation

Curtis J. Ryan W.

A possitive human impact on the tundra biome is that they are keeping endangered species from becoming extinct by keeping their population going. Some negative human impacts are that humans are burning alot of fossil fuels global warming which then leads to the polar ice caps melting. Another negative human impact is loss of habitat because of the burning of fossil fuels and that leads to global warming. The animals of the tundra are dropping in population because of the loss of habitat.

Two problems that need to addressed by humans are the loss of habitat for animals in the polar region. This can be fixed when we start using more enviromental friendly products or using less fossil fuels. The other problem that needs to be addressed by humans is global warming in the arctic. This can lead to flooding all around the world destroying even more habitats. This also can be fixed by using less fossil fuels.

A solution to the problem of loss of animal habitat is to cut-down the use of fossil fuels. Another solution is to stop having people train there military weapons there. Another problem in the tundra is global warming. A solution to this problem would be to cut-down on fossil fuels. Insect Eradication is a possible solution to stopping global warming.

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