Preservation and Conservation
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Lim Sook Yin is a student in class 1R of band B6D4E1. According to the document, preservation aims to maintain natural resources in their original state, while conservation is the careful use and management of natural resources to minimize loss. The document also lists several negative impacts of environmental destruction such as extinction, pollution, and health problems. It advocates reducing, reusing, and recycling resources to conserve the environment and save finite resources for the future.
Preservation and Conservation
- 1. NAME: LIM SOOK YIN CLASS: 1R BAND: B6D4E1 SCIENCE TEACHER: PUAN NURSILAWATI ABDUL HAMID
- 2. Preservation-Is the effort to maintain natural resources in their original state. Conservation- Is the careful use and management of natural resources so as to minimize loss, wastage and damage.
- 3. • a)Destruction to the natural environment • b)The extinction of animals and plants • c)The loss of economic resources • d)Pollution of air, water and soil • e)Health problems • f)Natural disasters
- 4. • Reuse is that you should reuse items as much as possible before replacing them. • Recycle is that you should ensure that items or their components are put to some new purpose as much as possible.
- 5. • Reduce pollution by reducing air, water and land pollution. • Recycle resources by sending the degradable like paper and non degradable like plastic and glass objects to recycling factory. • Save resources by using them carefully.. • Stop burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas). So don't waste electricity. • Plant lots of trees.
- 6. Practicing of recycling and reusing of substance that can be avoid wasting the world's resources. Resources that run out eventually are called "finite resources". By practising the recycling and reusing we can save finite resources for the future, and reduce the amount of waste that ends up in tips.