The line graph show the information about species disappearance of plant and animal type tropical forests during the year, and the pie chart depicts danger of plant by human impact and natural events. Overall it can be clearly seen that species are expected to become extinct in tropical forests in the future, due to the fact that humanity is having a major impact on nature. According to the graph, in 2000 loss of plants and animals accounted for 50. 000. First in 2060, it reach the peak. Then a slight decline is expected in 2100. But it stand at a higher stage than at the beginning of the period. With the reference to straight to the plantlife the most noticable figure is human impact because the influence of humanity was greater than the impact of nature and this effect is 6 times bigger than harvesting impact and it account for 14. 4. The smaller impact is the development. The rest had little effect. Although other natural events have a big impact respectively natural disaster and it is 7 times bigger than natural disaster
The line graph
show
the information about species disappearance of plant and animal type tropical forests during the year, and the pie chart depicts
danger
of plant by human
impact
and
natural
events
.
Overall
it can be
clearly
seen
that species are
expected
to become extinct in tropical forests in the future, due to the fact that humanity is having a major
impact
on nature. According to the graph, in 2000 loss of plants and animals accounted for 50. 000.
First
in 2060, it
reach
the peak. Then a slight decline is
expected
in 2100.
But
it
stand
at a higher stage than at the beginning of the period. With the reference to straight to the
plantlife
the most
noticable
figure is human
impact
because
the influence of humanity was greater than the
impact
of nature and this effect is 6 times bigger than harvesting
impact
and it
account
for 14. 4. The smaller
impact
is the development. The rest had
little
effect. Although other
natural
events
have a
big
impact
respectively
natural
disaster and it is 7 times bigger than
natural
disaster