TV Disposal and Recycling. Like many other electronics, TVs contain chemicals that, if disposed of improperly, can damage our health and our environment. Responsible TV disposal, including TV recycling whenever possible, is important to prevent these chemicals from unnecessarily polluting the air and water.
What is population density dependent and density independent'? A population is density-dependent when it is affected by its size. An example might be population growth: as a population gets large, it might grow slower since there are leâ¦ss resources to use up or diseases become prevalent. The growth rate depends on the population size (also called population density).
Working Population: people in employment who have to support the dependent population. Youthful Population: in the population structure of LEDCs, there is often a higher proportion of young people due to high birth rates and a reduction in infant mortality due to better nutrition, education and medical care.This may create problems since the children need feeding, housing, education and eventually a job.atural Increase or Decrease: the difference between the birth rate and the death rate. Additional effects of migration are not included. Natural Population Change: the difference in number between those who are born and those who die in a year. Additional effects of migration are not included.