Man and Environment - the Nigerian Situation

MAN is an organism and his environment includes all things, living and non-living, which influence his life The study of man's relationship with his environment dates back to the time of his emergence as the dominant species on earth. In the beginning was the land, the plants and the animals. P...

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第一著者: Imevbore, A.M.A
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出版事項: Obafemi Awolowo University Press 2013
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description MAN is an organism and his environment includes all things, living and non-living, which influence his life The study of man's relationship with his environment dates back to the time of his emergence as the dominant species on earth. In the beginning was the land, the plants and the animals. Plants and animals respond to the forces of nature and this involves interaction with the environment. During such interaction animals alter their behavior to adapt to changing conditions, but this rarely causes trouble. If they are unable to change, they simply die out, and become extinct. More often than not it is only man that upsets the delicate balances of nature, creating environmental problems. This trouble would of course be overcome if man became extinct. However, this is not a solution I would wish to advocate.
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spelling oai:ir.oauife.edu.ng:123456789-35402023-05-13T18:07:45Z Man and Environment - the Nigerian Situation Imevbore, A.M.A Human environment Environmental problems Environmental constraints Nigeria economy Man's impact on the environment Forestry Agriculture Wild Life Water resources Mineral resources Town and cities Federal Republic of Nigeria MAN is an organism and his environment includes all things, living and non-living, which influence his life The study of man's relationship with his environment dates back to the time of his emergence as the dominant species on earth. In the beginning was the land, the plants and the animals. Plants and animals respond to the forces of nature and this involves interaction with the environment. During such interaction animals alter their behavior to adapt to changing conditions, but this rarely causes trouble. If they are unable to change, they simply die out, and become extinct. More often than not it is only man that upsets the delicate balances of nature, creating environmental problems. This trouble would of course be overcome if man became extinct. However, this is not a solution I would wish to advocate. 2013-02-21T08:55:59Z 2018-10-29T11:21:47Z 2013-02-21T08:55:59Z 2018-10-29T11:21:47Z 1973 1972-05-16 Lecture http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/3540 en pdf application/pdf Nigeria Obafemi Awolowo University Press
spellingShingle Human environment
Environmental problems
Environmental constraints
Nigeria economy
Man's impact on the environment
Forestry
Agriculture
Wild Life
Water resources
Mineral resources
Town and cities
Federal Republic of Nigeria
Imevbore, A.M.A
Man and Environment - the Nigerian Situation
title Man and Environment - the Nigerian Situation
title_full Man and Environment - the Nigerian Situation
title_fullStr Man and Environment - the Nigerian Situation
title_full_unstemmed Man and Environment - the Nigerian Situation
title_short Man and Environment - the Nigerian Situation
title_sort man and environment the nigerian situation
topic Human environment
Environmental problems
Environmental constraints
Nigeria economy
Man's impact on the environment
Forestry
Agriculture
Wild Life
Water resources
Mineral resources
Town and cities
Federal Republic of Nigeria
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