Taiga+Conservation

=** __​__ __Conservation Page__ ** =

= **__Human Impact:__** = = Problem: =

In my biome, the human impact turns out negatively. The issue is acid rain, which is made from the power plants and factories. When the power plants and factories burn coal and oil, the fumes rise into taiga's atmosphere. The fossil fuels then mix with the moisture in the air to form acid rain. Then acid rain kills the trees by releasing toxic chemicals into the air, or limiting the nutrients available to them. Once they are weakened, diseases or insects kill them from there. That of course, kills the trees of this great coniferous forest. = Solution: =

Some solutions to the acid rain problem might be to cut down on the pollution that is coming out of the factories. One way the factories can prevent pollution would be that they could get new technology that is more efficient to the atmosphere. They could also improve manufacturing methods that can cut down on the pollution going out into air. As you can see there are multiple ways to cure our earth, but the question is are we going to take that next step?

__[[image:water-pollution_taiga.jpg width="111" height="113" align="left"]]Problems that need to be addressed[[image:LargeBeaverPhoto_tiaga.jpg width="169" height="128" align="right"]]__
== The water pollution caused by erosion does not compare to the pollution caused by paper mills and mines. The pollution from the industries poisoned the water. The plant and animals in the water get the poisons in there bodies and can die. Also there where many beavers that lived in the biome they built dams and then they overflowed causing plant life to grow there. Than the beaver pelts became very expensive almost wiping them out. Now there are now not that many beavers in the taiga == ​ =Solution:=
 * The paper mills and the mines should not be able to dump there garbage in the water. They should have an area in the taiga where they could dump their garbage. letting the plants and animals be able to survive**.