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Human Impact on the Environment
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Living Environment Regents August 2008 Question 57 |
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NYS Living Environment Regents August 2008
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 An action government could take to prevent the introduction of additional new species is increasing public knowledge about the problem arising in the ecosystem by such activity and passing laws to stop introduction of new species which could lead to imbalances in existing ecosystems.
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Living Environment Regents August 2008 Question 56 |
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NYS Living Environment Regents August 2008
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 One reason why an introduced species might be very successful in a new environment could be large food supply or lack of competition for food.
If the food required for the newly introduced species is abundant, it becomes easier for the species to survive and grow in the new ecosystem.
Also, lack of competition for food, due to no other species feeding on the food type required for the newly introduced species leads to the survival, reproduction and growth of this species in the new ecosystem.
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Living Environment Regents August 2008 Question 29 |
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NYS Living Environment Regents August 2008
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 Correct Answer – Option 2 – recycling of nutrients
The mulching lawn movers cuts the grass clippings into very fine pieces and deposit them into soil do ensure decomposition and formation of nutrients to be utilized by the grass for growth. Hence, the recycling of nutrients takes place.
However this process does not ensure increasing the diversity of life, or control of pathogens or the production of new species. Hence, options 1,3 and 4 are incorrect.
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Living Environment Regents August 2008 Question 24 |
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NYS Living Environment Regents August 2008
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 Correct Answer – Option 1 – Human actions are a threat to equilibrium in ecosystems.
The diagram above represents modifications of ecosystem by humans through the use of technology, consumption and population growth disrupting the equilibrium in ecosystems.
Hence, the options 2,3 and 4 are incorrect.
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Living Environment Regents January 2008 Question 65 |
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NYS Living Environment Regents January 2008
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 Offshore oil drilling can cause water pollution and damage the habitat of the ocean organisms.
Offshore oil drilling can increase oil supply and keep prices low.
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