1-How does science work to solve environmental problems? Explain the steps in the scientific process as it relates to an environmental problem and describe one potential challenge to solving that problem.

2-Why is it important to consider the natural, social, cultural and economic environments in any environmental problem-solving?

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Griffin Lindsey

9 November, 13:59

1-How does science work to solve environmental problems? Explain the steps in the scientific process as it relates to an environmental problem and describe one potential challenge to solving that problem.

2-Why is it important to consider the natural, social, cultural and economic environments in any environmental problem-solving?

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Megan Becker · Answer 1

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Scientific reason and logical analysis are needed to solve the problems that arise in the environment and to tackle these environmental concerns must have proper devised plans in place to create a potential solution for the problem. Certain scientific principles and laws are needed to follow as the planning of the before and after-effects on the environment are needed to be considered and if whether the planning will be successful all depends on the type of environment itself. When considering the environment the factors like the policies of natural, social and cultural and economic feasibility are needed to implement the problems. One of the biggest problems in the world its to create a sustainable culture, avoid exploitation of resources that harm the environment and development of potential ways outs that eliminate the need to depend on the environment.