Lesson 3.1 What is an environment?
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An environment consists of all living and nonliving things in a particular place, including plants, animals, rocks, water, and other elements. People can impact environments by building structures like houses and roads or producing other man-made items, which can alter the natural state of that environment.
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Lesson 3.1 What is an environment?
- 1. What Is an Environment?
- 2. What is an environment?
- 5. An Environment has living things: Animals
- 6. An environment also has nonliving things…. Rocks Water
- 10. How can people change environments?