Climate Tolerance

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Climate Tolerance of Plants

Plants give us lots of things including oxygen, foods, and medicines. Plants need things like water, light, and air. The amount of daylight affects their growth. Plants also need food, just like we do. Plants have adapted to living in many climates, including underwater, in very cold places, and in very dry places. Until we find a way to make our society understand the world does not expand with the population this problem will increase more and more. As the population grows, so does the consumption of food. Our country, although faced hunger problems within, work together with other countries to try to distribute food to over populated areas in poorer countries, but as their population grows, so does the need for help. Until the population growth slows down the hunger throughout the world, in my opinion, will remain and indefinitely increase. Another problem faced mainly in reaction to the population growth, is the shortage of land we are being confronted with. Environmentalists are enraged by the destruction of our forest throughout the country, and the media has made it apparent the land in other countries is being affected as well. Along with the increasing number of people needing shelter the belief of society, in my opinion, is the bigger the better. We as a society need to acknowledge the problem at hand and realize that we do not have an endless supply of land and trees, maybe if we would take more concern about the future instead of the present, we would recognize the problem more clearly. These problems are just a few of the main problems faced worldwide today, and will probably remain as our society gets more and more complex. People have confronted these problems in many different ways, my opinion is if we started by taking control of the population of our planet the other problems that we face such as shortages on gas, land, and food will become more manageable....