Discussion: How to prevent the disturbance on water resources? Atmosphere 3. If we add lot of nutrients and organic pollutants, what will happen? Biosphere (Living thing) 5. If DDT or other pesticide added, what will happen? 2. If green house gas increase, what will happen? 6. If more garbage added, what will happen? Enin Lithosphere Hydrosphere 1. If we cut lot of trees, what will happen? 4. If we add lot of heavy metals, what will happen? 27

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