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Contaminated land and water pollution pose risks to human health and the environment that require investigation and clean-up efforts. Water is essential for all life as well as economic activity. Protecting land, water, forests, and atmosphere through sustainable practices is important for ensuring access to critical natural resources.
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This document discusses natural resources and their importance in science. It defines natural resources as materials that exist naturally within the environment without human disturbance. Some key natural resources mentioned include forests, ponds, rivers, wetlands, and marine environments. Forests regulate climate, store carbon, and contain high biodiversity. Aquatic ecosystems like ponds and rivers provide habitat for many organisms. Wetlands are highly productive. Oceans contain living resources like algae and animals, as well as non-living resources like minerals. Natural resources are important in science for studying organisms, ecosystems, nutrient cycles, and conducting research. They are the source of many raw materials and specimens used across various scientific fields.
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Loss of wetlands = Loss of biodiversity
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Biodiversity provides countless benefits to humans. It increases ecosystem productivity and sustainability by increasing the variety of life forms and their interactions. Biodiversity underpins key services like water purification and soil formation. It also has economic value through industries like agriculture, fisheries, and medicines. Preserving biodiversity ensures these services continue and provides optionality for future scientific and economic opportunities.
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