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Geography – studying place & people Is it Good or Bad: – Human Modification – Preservation – Natural Disasters NGOs and the Gov’t fix environmental problems.

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1 Geography – studying place & people Is it Good or Bad: – Human Modification – Preservation – Natural Disasters NGOs and the Gov’t fix environmental problems write

2 Human Modification – good or bad?

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6 Preservation Good Recycling prevents pollution Bad Recycling causes pollution

7 Preservation Good Recycling prevents pollution Bad Recycling causes pollution

8 Preservation Good Protect forests and land Bad Less places to build Less homes, businesses, etc. Supply goes down Price goes up

9 Preservation Good Clean air and water Bad Not using fossil fuels – Can’t travel – More expensive to travel – More expensive to produce Price goes up

10 Natural Disaster – Destruction caused by nature BAD – Kills people – Displaces people – Destroys the economy (business, factories, roads, etc) – Destroys farm land write

11 Tsunami (2004) Tidal Wave in the Indian ocean Indonesia = worst affected NGOs help fix countries

12 Tsunami (2004)

13 A great deal of humanitarian aid (NGOs) was needed because of widespread damage of the infrastructure, shortages of food and water, and economic damage. Epidemics were of special concern due to the high population density and tropical climate of the affected areas. The main concern of humanitarian and government agencies was to provide sanitation facilities and fresh drinking water to contain the spread of diseases such as cholera, diphtheria, dysentery, typhoid and hepatitis A and B. In the days following the tsunami, significant effort was spent in burying bodies hurriedly for fear of disease. However, the public health risks may have been exaggerated, and therefore this may not have been the best way to allocate resources. The World Food Program provided food aid to more than 1.3 million people affected by the tsunami.

14 NGOs that helped after the Tsunami

15 Natural Disasters Good – Kills people = Stops overpopulation – Floods replenish the soil with nutrients – Tornados knock down dead trees = decompose and help the soil

16 Natural Disasters Good – Kills people = Stops overpopulation – Floods replenish the soil with nutrients – Tornados knock down dead trees = decompose and help the soil Teaches humans a lesson Opportunity to rebuild smarter Add land Waters land


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