Biochemical cycles?

Question

1. What steps do you think can be taken to reduce the harmful effects of human activities on biochemical cycles?

2. Which businesses would these changes impact the most?

3. Also, Does this sound rightly defined?

Are Biogeochemical Cycles = Going in Circles.

Global cycles recycle nutrients through the earth’s air, land, water, and living organisms and, in the process, connect past, present, and future forms of life.

Answer 1

Not a bad explanation of biochemical cycles.

I am not sure where to start on #1/#2. Everything we do is part of some cycle. The biggest thing we can do is reduce CO2 emissions. So factories and coal plants would most effected. And of course, all of us that drive cars or use electricity need to play our part by reducing our energy consumption.

But there is also nitrogen anf phosphorus concerns. Chemical fertilizers used on lawns and gardens are a big problem! It is basically unregulated chemical dumpimg. This can lead to polluted lakes , rivers and coastal area.

We are also impacting the water cycle. We use a lot of water to grow food year round in places that don't have much water.

I really can't think of an industry or part of life that wouldn't be impacted.