Monday, December 30, 2013

What is the need of the environment?

An environment can be defined as all the surroundings that
make it possible for a given organism to live. This can include air, water, climate,
minerals, soil, and sunlight. In addition to all these non-livings components, an
environment also consists of the other living organisms in a given area.  However, for
man there are two environments a natural one and a manmade one, such as a city or
suburban surrounding. This consists of all the elements of human life in an area,
including the physical infrastructure and social and societal institutions, such as
nation, community, schools, culture and sub-culture,
etc.


The role of the environment is a significant one for
all living things. The environment of an organism helps to define it, and vice-versa.
The raw materials tell us what we will eat, breathe, and how we will survive in a given
space. Without a stable natural environment, providing us the proper food, water,
sunlight, temperature, and space to live, it would be impossible for us as humans to
settle in a given space and development our own environment and culture. This manmade
culture is also vital to our health, by nature we are social creatures and require
others to thrive, our environment, whether physical or abstract provides the structure
by which we socialize and get our social and emotional needs
met.

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