How have humans impacted the humid subtropical environment?

Answer 1

Yes, many people live in a humid subtropical climate. New York City, St. Louis, Memphis, and the southern US have a humid subtropical climate. Summers are very warm/hot and winters are short and mild, though locations on the northern limit of the subtropics may have cold winters.

Answer 2

Humans have impacted the humid subtropical environment through deforestation for agriculture and urban development, leading to habitat loss and fragmentation for many species. Increased air and water pollution from human activities like industrialization and transportation have also degraded the air and water quality in these regions. Climate change resulting from human activities has further exacerbated extreme weather events in humid subtropical areas.

Answer 3

the China type of climate region has adequate rainfall, no prolonged drought and warm enough cold season to allow the cultivation of crops. to provide food for the teeming population of this region, the hills are terraced, fields are irrigated and agriculture is extended to the limits of production. rice,tea and mulberries are extensively grown in china. besides soyabeans,sugarcane,potatoes and other vegetables are also grown.

in the USA, maize,corn,cotton and tobacco are grown.

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Answer 4

well since its near large bodies of water, humans haveestablishedport cities- these are common in these areas and we also can get a lot of imports. tourism is another reason for human impacts. we get a lot of tourism because of the warm weather.

Answer 5

people survive in humid continental climate by wearing right clothing and having a lot of water

Answer 6

people in this region are tall and lean to lose heat

Answer 7

By sweating. Humans adapt multiple times every day, so its no big deal

Answer 8

they asapt

Answer 9

because

Answer 10

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