This document discusses four pictures that represent different ways technology interacts with nature:
1) A dam that harnesses a river's energy, challenging nature by interfering with the natural flow.
2) A factory that produces products but damages the environment through deforestation, erosion, and pollution.
3) Land drilling that interferes with and damages the land, reducing its natural use.
4) A windmill that generates energy from wind but does not store it and only functions when wind conditions are right.
This document discusses four pictures that represent different ways technology interacts with nature:
1) A dam that harnesses a river's energy, challenging nature by interfering with the natural flow.
2) A factory that produces products but damages the environment through deforestation, erosion, and pollution.
3) Land drilling that interferes with and damages the land, reducing its natural use.
4) A windmill that generates energy from wind but does not store it and only functions when wind conditions are right.
This document discusses four pictures that represent different ways technology interacts with nature:
1) A dam that harnesses a river's energy, challenging nature by interfering with the natural flow.
2) A factory that produces products but damages the environment through deforestation, erosion, and pollution.
3) Land drilling that interferes with and damages the land, reducing its natural use.
4) A windmill that generates energy from wind but does not store it and only functions when wind conditions are right.
This document discusses four pictures that represent different ways technology interacts with nature:
1) A dam that harnesses a river's energy, challenging nature by interfering with the natural flow.
2) A factory that produces products but damages the environment through deforestation, erosion, and pollution.
3) Land drilling that interferes with and damages the land, reducing its natural use.
4) A windmill that generates energy from wind but does not store it and only functions when wind conditions are right.
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Aspa, Llewellyn Ann N.
GED104/A31
Exercise 1: Bring Forth or Challenge
Forth
The picture shows a dam that became an
energy source with the help of a river. It is a This picture shows a man mowing the challenging forth technology because the grass. This is a challenging forth because it true essence of rivers are being erased. interferes with nature. It is beneficial since Dam interferes with nature because instead grasses can be trimmed however it affects of letting the river flow naturally, it the grass by making it more susceptible to harnesses its energy. It may be beneficial in diseases. some ways but dams cause erosion and water logging.
The picture shows people collecting plastic
The picture shows a factory that is used for bottles. This is a bringing forth because they producing products. It is a challenging forth are collecting plastic bottles to recycle them. because lands are being turned into It does not interfere with nature but instead buildings. Because of this, deforestation and it helps nature. Not only trashes are erosion happens more often. It interferes removed from the surroundings but the with nature due to the air, land, and water bottles are recycled to produce new pollution it causes. It may have made the products. economy grow more but it actually damages nature. The picture shows a land that was widely drilled. This is a challenging forth because it interferes with nature. It damages the land which can cause erosion and will damage easily with earthquakes. It may be beneficial for geothermal energy but the land is being damaged that reduces its natural use.
The picture shows a windmill which
generates energy with the help of wind. It is challenging forth because it does not extract and store that energy. Also, mostly, it only pertains to the intensity of the wind and not for its function.