1. How does this situation affect the Earth's natural cycles?

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2. How does this increase in population and organic wastes affect the surrounding environment?

During the summer months, your town experiences an increase in the Canadian geese population. With the increase of geese , there is an increase in the amount of waste products by the geese.

Answer 1

ITS NOT THE WASTE OF ANY THING ITS THE LACK OF WATER LANDS.CANADAS GOING DRY, HELP SAVE OUR WET LANDS.

Answer 2

The increase in the populations of people effect the environments more than anything...we are the toxin creators...we allow vast amounts of many varieties of poisons in our foods & what we feed our food sources...else all would be "organic" and the Earth would know what to do with the waste easily...just like our bodies...We have become dis-eased because of these practices, do you not imagine that all we come in contact with would be also?  And our man-made sanitation stations are not equipped to filter these toxins like the chems in medications, foods, cleaners, etc...so these are passed through & put into a nature environment, waters mostly, and so effect all living things that drink from our streams & rivers & oceans...it is a grand circle.

As far as the geese go...same thing...these geese travel & rest at many pitstops along their way, so naturally, they bring outside influences with them, just like people who travel with plants & animals that are not indiginous to an area...a flea from Calif. is different than those from NY...See?  These differences will either die because of lack of producing capability or they will mutate & become a new variety of themselves...this is the wonder of nature.  The smaller, less complex, organisms being more quickly adaptable than larger complex varieties, yet all are effected somehow as the geese go on their merry way.