Earth comprises rock, oceans, atmosphere, and all living organisms. These parts do not stand alone. Plants take carbon dioxide from air. Marine organisms help produce oxygen. Fungi and bacteria decompose dead matter and return nutrients to soil. Water evaporates, forms clouds, returns to ground. A large change in one part can spread to many others.
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Earth comprises rock, oceans, atmosphere, and all living organisms. These parts do not stand alone. Plants take carbon dioxide from air. Marine organisms help produce oxygen. Fungi and bacteria decompose dead matter and return nutrients to soil. Water evaporates, forms clouds, returns to ground. A large change in one part can spread to many others.
Earth comprises rock, oceans, atmosphere, and all living organisms. These parts do not stand alone. Plants take carbon dioxide from air. Marine organisms help produce oxygen. Fungi and bacteria decompose dead matter and return nutrients to soil. Water evaporates, forms clouds, returns to ground. A large change in one part can spread to many others.
Earth comprises rock, oceans, atmosphere, and all living organisms. These parts do not stand alone. Plants take carbon dioxide from air. Marine organisms help produce oxygen. Fungi and bacteria decompose dead matter and return nutrients to soil. Water evaporates, forms clouds, returns to ground. A large change in one part can spread to many others.
Earth comprises rock, oceans, atmosphere, and all living organisms. These parts do not stand alone. Plants take carbon dioxide from air. Marine organisms help produce oxygen. Fungi and bacteria decompose dead matter and return nutrients to soil. Water evaporates, forms clouds, returns to ground. A large change in one part can spread to many others.
Earth comprises rock, oceans, atmosphere, and all living organisms. These parts do not stand alone. Plants take carbon dioxide from air. Marine organisms help produce oxygen. Fungi and bacteria decompose dead matter and return nutrients to soil. Water evaporates, forms clouds, returns to ground. A large change in one part can spread to many others.