Industry affects the earth systems and they affect eachother in different ways like polluting the air and waters. With this knowledge we can prevent these from happening.

All of the components of the Earth system are dependent upon each other. When a change occurs in one system it will affect all of the other systems in different ways. For example during tsunamis the hydrosphere is negatively changed, resulting in changes to the biosphere such as causalities, drowning, and etc. Tsunamis also affect the geosphere because the soil is damaged. A better understanding of environmental science, the way the Earth systems interact could aid in handling natural disasters. More knowledge about them can help better prepare people that are commonly affected by natural disasters. In order to sustain the future we can make efforts to keep the environment clean.We should stop littering and polluting the air because natural disasters are normally a result of global warming. As a people we should use our resources for things that will help the earth. Based on the feedback I got from our presentation it seemed that most people gained knowledge on Earth's system and tsunamis. It was bought to my attention that next time we should consider adding color, and making the text bigger.

1. How do the earth systems affect each other? - As seen by tornadoes, Earth systems affect each other in many ways. For example, violent swirling of winds in the Atmosphere causes a twister that can affect the Geosphere, Hydrosphere, and Biosphere. 2. How can an understanding of environmental science aid in handling natural disasters? Understanding Environmental Science can be instrumental in predicting and preparing for natural disasters. 3. What efforts can we make to create a sustainable future? We can take better care of the environment i.e not overusing nonrenewable resources

In our mini-project we had to learn about a natural disaster (my group had earthquakes) and how they affect the different earth systems. We learned that earthquakes take a big part in creating some other natural disasters, including: tsunamis, volcano eruptions, avalanches, and whirlpools. My group also learned that different earth systems have effect on one another. For an example: the hydrosphere (rain, oceans, etc.) plays a big part in the biosphere (flora and fauna) and without both of them we wouldn't be able to live. Copy and paste the link below to find out more of what my group and I learned.

https://create.piktochart.com/output/32554598-new-piktochart 1. How do the earth systems affect each other? The earth's systems constantly affect each other because they function in a cycle. All systems impact each other for example water from the hydrosphere helps sustain life in the biosphere. 2. How can an understanding of environmental science aid in handling natural disasters? If you understand natural disasters you can better prepare for them. If you know how they work you can form counter measures for the disasters. 3. What efforts can we make to create a sustainable future? We could try to inform everyone on natural disaster precautions and have them taught in every school.

The earth systems affect each other because they correlate. Sealife dies due to relocation (hydrosphere), soil (geosphere) vapor is released into the atmosphere. Tsunamis affect damage the soil (geosphere), and waves cause extreme flooding.We could be more prepared by watching and paying attention to environmental changes. This class should help us realize the things we're doing to the earth and stop immediately. To sustain the future we can make efforts to keep the climates regular. We should stop littering and polluting the air because natural disasters are normally a result of global warming. As a people we should use our resources for things that will help the earth.