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How do people_use_soil final
1. How do people use soil By: María camila ambuila To: mr. G.o. Colegio Bennett 5a 2009-2010
2. biography My Name is Maria Camila Ambuila Chara i have 12 years old i am in 5th grade in bennett school. My favorite animal is dog and my favorite food are pizza. I like to swim and go to cine wite my friends. I am duing this project because is important to know and to announce as the persons the natural resources use
3. Is important to take care about the resources of soil because throughout human history, soil has been repeatedly ruined and destroyed. This is highly dangerous to a civilization, because soil is an essential resource that is useful in many ways. Introduction
4. Prior knowledge Prior knowledge Is important because there the seeds of the plants grow there in the soil. The soil is important also because it helps us to cultivate our food
5. General information Plantsholdsoil in place. Whenpeoplecutdowntoomanytrees and otherplants , thewater and windwillcarryawaythesoil. Iftrees are cutdown; new onesshouldbeplantedtohelpthesoil
6. HUMAN IMPACT ON EARTH By Patti Hutchison Land, water, air. Our lives depend upon them. The Earth has generously given us these resources for millions of years. Since humans evolved, our population has grown rapidly. We have used and abused our Earth. Humans have had a serious impact on the land. We use it to grow crops to feed our growing population. We also use it to provide energy. One of the largest impacts humans have had on the earth is the mining of mineral resources. Almost everything we use is made of metals and other land resources. We use copper to make wires that carry our electricity. We use sand and gravel to pave our roads, and on having exploited these resources we are finishing with the land. Farming disrupts the natural ecosystems that exist on earth. Chemicals are used to kill pests such as insects and weeds. These chemicals can harm plants and animals that are good for the environment.
7. HOW DO PEOPLE USE SOIL RESOURCES? Resources from the Land By: Patti Hutchison Land provides a place for humans and animals to live. It also provides places to grow crops, trees, and grasslands. These are important resources for living things. What other natural resources do we get from the land? Let's start from the top. At the surface of the land is topsoil. Topsoil contains minerals and nutrients that plants need to grow. Rich topsoil is used by farmers to produce food for us to eat. It can take up to 1000 years to form a few inches of topsoil. But those few inches can be lost in a matter of minutes. Without plant cover, topsoil can be eroded by wind or water very quickly. The Earth loses much of its topsoil each year. It is eroded faster than it can be replaced. The result is drier and less fertile soil. In some areas, erosion is causing desertification. Soil is needed to feed a growing population. Many areas have plans to help conserve the soil we depend on for so much.
16. Problems and soluction of soil Problems soluction The farming of lands in places that do not have earring to diminish the depletion of the fertile soil The erosion of the soil Not to fell vegetation to prevent the fertile cap of the soil from being exposed to the rain and to the Sun and the bark of the soil hardens and dries off. The deforestation y pollution with pesticides, fertilizers and herbicides The buildings are not constructed on fertile soil but in urban zones Urbanization and new buildings on fertile soil
17. question of SOIL 1. The erosionis a methodthatfarmers can use to savesoil? True ___ False ___ 2. The water, air, trees and minerals are resources? True ___ False ___ 3. The conservationissavingresourcesbyusingthemcarefully? True ___ False ___ 4. The stripcroppingis a goodmethodforthatfarmers can use to savesoil? True ___ False ___ 5. The deforestation y pollution with pesticides, fertilizers and herbicides They are some problems of the soil? True ___ False ___
21. vocabulary Resource: A material found in nature that living things uses. Conservaction:Saving resources by using them carefully. Strip cropping: Planting strip of thick grass or clover between strips of crops. Contour Plowing: Planting rows of crops around the sides of hills instead of up and down.
