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describe tundra ecosystem
low
temperatures with
permafrost
soils and low biodiversity
describe polar ecosystem
very low
temperatures with permanently
frozen
soils and
very low
biodiversity
give adaptations of plants in cold ecosystems
dormant
,
low
growing,
hairs
on stems and
waxy
leaves
give adaptations of animals in cold environments
thick
fur
and
fat
,
hibernate
,
camouflage
, strong sense of
smell
varied
diet
and ability to
swim
give adaptations of people in cold environments
indigenous
people in
tundra
areas
give development opportunities in cold environments
energy
source, mineral extraction,
fishing
and
tourism
describe energy source opportunity
generated income and jobs from
oil
and
gas
production
describe mineral extraction opportunity
generated employment and income from
mining
and
selling
of gold and silver for
high
value
describe fishing opportunity
generated income and employment of
fishing
industry
describe tourism opportunity
generated income and employment for
tourists
attracted to
beautiful
landscapes
give challenges of cold environments
extreme
temperature
,
inaccessibility
and
building
describe extreme cold temperature
creates dangerous and difficult
working
conditions
describe inaccessibility
poor
transport
routes making difficult and expensive to access
describe building of infrastructure challenge
must be suitable to
permafrost
and extreme
cold temperature
give importance of wilderness areas
areas of
research
, maintain
biodiversity
, maintain
fragile ecosystems
and preserve
rare species
give methods to balance conservation and economic development in cold environments
use of
technology
,
government
agreements,
international
agreements and
conservation
groups
describe method of use of technology
modern
construction
techniques -
trans alaskan pipeline
describe trans alaskan pipeline
pipe to transport
oil
across alaska
give adaptations of trans alakan pipeline
flexible
sections, built on
stilts
and avoided areas of
tectonic plate margins
give opportunity or trans alaskan pipeline
large
oil
production, reduce
dependency
,
income
and
employment
give challenges of trans alaklan pipeline
risk of
oil spill
and
exploitation
of natural landscape
describe method of government agreements
laws
and
regulations
,
quotas
and
protected
areas
describe methods of international agreements
protected
cold environments and control
tourism
describe methods of conservation groups
protected
areas of cold environments