Health and Wellness as Ecosystem Services

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Mangroves
________ protect coastal areas from storm surges and provide habitat for marine animals.
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Loss of biodiversity
________ can alter or disrupt these provisioning services, resulting in health effects.
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Wetlands
________ and soil microbiomes ensure that waste produced by living systems are treated and contained so it does not contaminate communities and ecosystems.
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Plants
________ produce secondary metabolites that attract or discourage herbivores, or provide relief for ailments.
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Forests
________ provide food, oxygen, carbon sinks, livelihood, etc.
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dilution
They are controlled through "________ "or through predator- prey interactions.
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behavioral patterns of living
Can disrupt ecosystems, resulting in changersin adaptations and /or ________ organisms.
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clean water
Food, ________, fuel, wood → are provisioning services that sustain organisms that make up the ecosystem.
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cleanliness
Regulating- regulates climate, diseases, ________, flood, and other hazard controls.
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Acceleration
________ of technological change that requires new energy sources, which causes an increase in consumption of electricity.
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Ecosystems
________ are sources of traditional medicine and raw materials for pharmacological research.
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material environment
Living systems are tightly connected to their physical and ________.
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complex interaction
It is provided by a(n) ________ of living systems and the ecosystem, as well as the hydrologic cycle.
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diverse ecosystem
Thus, a(n) ________ provides foot nutrition by delivering various choices essential for growth, good health, and well- being of various organisms.
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Healthy Ecosystems
________ are able to regulate and control diseases, as well as contribute to wellness.
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Water quality
________ and quantity is influenced by the quantity and quality of vegetation and forests.
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healthy ecosystem →
A(n) ________ consists of various organisms engages in complex sets of relationships with other living systems and it environment.
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Microbial diversity
________ and a balanced ecosystem within the intestinal gut are essential for health maintenance.
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Human health
________ is influenced by the health of the ecosystem, including the plants and animals that they interact with.
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health of communities
The ________ is largely defined by interactions between people and their environment.
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Wetlands
________ ensure clean water, safeguarding against water- borne infectious organisms.
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Loss of biodiversity
________, resulting in a reduction in ecosystem services.
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Healthy Ecosystems
________ ensure proper provisioning services.
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Provisioning
provides food, water, fuel, wood, etc
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Regulating
regulates climate, diseases, cleanliness, flood, and other hazard controls
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Cultural or Aesthetic
spiritual, educational and recreational purposes
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Supporting
includes nutrient cycling, producing, etc
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Note
the first three directly benefit all living systems, including humans, while supporting services are needed to ensure that the first three services are sustained
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A healthy ecosystem
Consists of various organisms engages in complex sets of relationships with other living systems and it environment
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Regulating services
Ensures quality of air, water and soil. Controls diseases and risks, including environmental hazards.
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Ecosystem Services
Provisioning for Nutrition and Food Security and Regulating Services that Impacts on Health
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Deforestation consequences
Loss of species that are highly specialized in microhabitats within the forests and the Loss of other species dependent or interacting with other species that have become extinct
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Urbanization consequences
- Increase in total carbon emission
- Acceleration of technological change that requires new energy sources, which causes an increase in consumption of electricity
- Emergence of the chemical industry
- Massive urbanization and population explosion