True or false? For geographers and environmental scientists, the environment refers to one's surroundings; that is, all of the biotic (living) and abiotic (nonliving) factors with which people, animals, and other organisms exist.

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Cannon Potts

Geography

2 December, 18:29

True or false? For geographers and environmental scientists, the environment refers to one's surroundings; that is, all of the biotic (living) and abiotic (nonliving) factors with which people, animals, and other organisms exist.

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Jazmin Harrington · Answer 1

True

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The environment represents the surrounding in which the humans, animals, plants, and every other organism exists and functions. These surroundings are both biotic and abiotic, and they are all connected, and also being dependent on each other. The environment and its well being is crucial for the survival of any living organism, including the humans, so its preservation is a must, and the heavy destruction that is happening to it because of the human activity has to be stopped, other wise there will another mass extinction on the planet, and the humans will probably be part of it.