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    Test 5. Identify Human Activities, Such As Farming, Construction of Structures, and Waste Disposal, That Affect The Quality and Quantity of Soil

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    Human activities like farming, construction, and waste disposal affect soil quality and quantity. Farming uses pesticides and tillage which can influence soil quality. Construction reduces soil quantity by using it to build structures. Waste disposal pollutes soil with toxic chemicals. To conserve soil for future generations, proper waste disposal and activities like forest protection, tree planting, and no-till farming should be practiced.

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    Human activities like farming, construction, and waste disposal affect soil quality and quantity. Farming uses pesticides and tillage which can influence soil quality. Construction reduces soil quantity by using it to build structures. Waste disposal pollutes soil with toxic chemicals. To conserve soil for future generations, proper waste disposal and activities like forest protection, tree planting, and no-till farming should be practiced.

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    Human activities like farming, construction, and waste disposal affect soil quality and quantity. Farming uses pesticides and tillage which can influence soil quality. Construction reduces soil quantity by using it to build structures. Waste disposal pollutes soil with toxic chemicals. To conserve soil for future generations, proper waste disposal and activities like forest protection, tree planting, and no-till farming should be practiced.

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    Rose Ann T.

    Calvez
    STEM 11-B
    Mrs. Ruby Rose N. Cervantes-Besoyo

    Test 5. Identify human Activities, such as farming, construction of structures,


    and waste disposal, that affect the quality and quantity of soil
    Pesticides, veterinary treatments, and tillage operations were all employed by farmers.
    Because of the chemicals that have been mixed in, pesticides and veterinary medications may
    influence the quality of the soil and be detrimental to farmed plants and animals. Tillage
    activities like as aeration and sward lifting may have an impact on soil quality and quantity
    because they inflict direct damage to soil macrofauna and expose them to new predators. The
    quantity of soil is affected by the construction of structures since that soil will be used to
    construct buildings or other structures. When it comes to garbage disposal, it has an impact on
    soil quality since it includes toxic chemicals that leach into the soil, polluting it and making it
    unhealthy to humans and animals.
    Test 5.1 Give ways of conserving and protecting the soil for future generations.
    We humans are the only one who can save soil or Earth. Illegal mining is one of the
    examples of bad doing which affects the soil. We should know the proper wastes disposal to
    prevent oil erosion. Forest protection, tree planting, no-till farming, maintain pH, and a lot more
    are the ways of conserving and protecting the soil for future generations.

    Reflection
    2 examples of uses for
    3 ideas or learnings from 1 unresolved area /
    how the ideas could be
    what was studied muddiest point
    implemented
    3 I’ve learned that human 2 The soil is very important to 1 None
    activities, such as land use plants because plants are grown
    changes, waste deposal, and in soil and plants can be used
    others primarily affect the for foods, clothes, and much
    ecosystem. more.
    2 I’ve learned that farming also 1 Soil filters and cleans the
    affects the quality and quantity of water and helps prevent natural
    the soil because of the pesticides disaster such as flooding. So,
    or other chemicals that they apply we must protect the soil for us
    or use in farming. to live and for the future
    1 I’ve also learned that generations.
    construction of structures affects
    the quantity of the soil because
    they reduce the soil for them to
    construct buildings, roads, and
    other structures.

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