ii) STAE1213_A190632_PARTB_5

1. effects of climate change to sustainable development.

Climate change is a change in the statistical distribution of weather patterns when
that change lasts for an extended period of. Climate change may refer to a change in
average weather conditions, or in the time variation of weather around longer-term
average conditions like extreme weather events. Sustainable development is
development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of
future generations to meet their own needs. For example, Climate change has already
resulted in great changes in the global ecological environment, such as a shortage of
water resources, ecosystem degradation, aggravation of soil erosion, a sharp decline
in biodiversity and cryosphere retreat, thus exerting a significant impact on human
social development and economic life. Examples of infrastructure planning in
making highway intensity of floods. The damage will increase maintenance costs and
can cause temporary disruption. It development impacts considered disrupted market
access. Other example, rain water harvesting in agriculture to influence the
magnitude and time distribution of precipitation, and agriculture increasingly depend
on irrigation. Increased water storage capacity for irrigation purpose.

2. Differences ;

human population organisms’ population

Population that live together in
defined area
multiple individuals or organisms of
a single species that live within a
particular geographic area.
Human population consists birth
rates, death rates and population
growth
Have the ability to alter
their environment to increase its
carrying capacity, sometimes to the
detriment of other species.
Individual living things
An organism is a single, living thing
and can be an animal, a plant, or a
fungus.
Organisms grow and respond to their
environment.
Organism reactions between living
and nonliving components in a given
area