5 MINUTES FROM BOAT LAUNCH AND MARINA ON BULL SHOALS LAKE. Lovely wooded land near Bull Shoals Lake, and Theodosia, MO. This land is level to gently rolling with a mix of hardwoods and cedars. Land fronts a county road on the south side, and a dead end private road on the west.
Humans are just one element of the biosphere, but we affect the Earth system in unique ways. Over 6 billion human beings live on our planet and each one affects the system at some level. Your own daily interactions with the other spheres may seem small, but when they are multipled by 6 billion, the effects can become noticeable. Some human activities, like the burning of fossil fuels, appear to be affecting the Earth system on a global scale. This three-dimensional graphic uses a color code to show human population density over most of the globe. Think about how human activities affect the Earth system in different parts of the world.
In a sense, weather does not affect the Earth as a planet. The Earth continues to orbit the Sun and spin on its axis regardless of what kind of weather is happening. Weather does, of course, affect various landforms on the Earth. Blowing wind can shape rocks by erosion. Storms can change the shape of coastlines.In this way, weather can change the shape of landforms. More importantly, weather affects the biosphere -- the environment that allows life to exist.Changes in the weather can have an impact on what plants and animals can survive in a given place, for example.Perhaps you can write an answer of your own here and clarify your question...eather does, of course, affect various landforms on the Earth. Blowing wind can shape rocks by erosion. Storms can change the shape of coastlines. In this way, weather can change the shape of landforms. More importantly, weather affects the biosphere -- the environment that allows life to exist.