Natural Habitat Community

Natural Habitat Community

Question

Which two specific biogeochemical cycles are associated with the causes of algal blooms?
Explain what causes algae. Be sure to state how the cause is related to the biogeochemical cycle.
How can we work together at the individual, community and state levels to mitigate the problem?

answer:
introduction
warm calm water

Historical and occasional dredging and swamp reclamation

Blue-green algae development is caused by cyanobacteria, commonly known as cyanobacteria. Due to climate change and the associated political inertia, there are calm and warm aquatic habitats that provide favorable conditions for bacteria to thrive. This has been accelerated by a warming climate, leading to the growth and proliferation of this bacterium and thus the development of algae. Alteration of existing waterways promotes algal blooms, which disrupt the natural flow of rivers and greatly reduce flow and flow. This is especially the case in articles where wetlands were sometimes dredged and reclaimed, and in some cases repurposed to provide dry land for real estate development.

At the individual level, we recommend that all initiatives aimed at modifying existing natural habitats promote community participation. Individuals can also suggest or develop environmentally friendly methods and approaches to issues to minimize their impact on the environment. As a community, we should be open to project advice. Communities should be consulted before undertaking any work that impacts the environment. As a state, we must adhere to established guidelines and enact appropriate changes and laws to reduce our environmental impact. States must ensure that allocated resources are used appropriately and that these resources are not used for opposing projects.

References
(2020). Retrieved January 19, 2020 from https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2016/07/toxic-algae-florida-beaches-climate-swamp-environment.