Biomimicry calls for three key things i.e pollution control, food production and cooperation. Give examples of these key things listed above and where such practices has been used.

Q: Which of the following are associated with the origin and spread of antibiotic resistance?

A: Explanation are given below

Q: Explain how climate change is framed by an ethical framework. Explain which ethical frameworks have…

A: Ethical frameworks provide principles and guidelines for evaluating actions and decisions based on…

Q: How SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) can be related to industrial microbiology? (choose 3 from…

A: Industrial Microbiology This area of biotechnology uses microbial sciences to manufacture industrial…

Q: give the results, discussion and conclusion based on the images given.

A: Competition  In ecological relationship the competition is the interaction between two different or…

Q: Discuss biofeed

A: Fertilizers are substances obtained from natural or synthetic sources that are used for providing…

Q: Read the article on the following pages and answer the questions below. a. Compare and contrast…

A: Detailed explanation: a. Salmon farming and wild salmon catching have distinct differences in terms…

Q: With the intent to avoid a surplus of animals a lab manager is being asked to compare the number of…

A: Animal research has had a vital role in many scientific and medical advances of the past century and…

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A: Generally only about 10%of energy at one level is available to the next level... This loss of energy…

Q: Explain the term biopiracy.

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Q: Imagine that an Underground Storage Tank (UST) of a gas station in your neighborhood leaked and…

A: Underground storage tank (UST) is a tank and any underground piping connected to the tank that holds…

Q: Please explain biosafety measures to be considered (e.g to the environment)w growing  genetically…

A: Plant genetic transformation technology basically deals with the transfer of desirable genes from…

Q: Name five unwanted substances in the environment and explain the biotechnology based methods to…

A: Air is composed of about 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen by amount. Carbon dioxide, argon, methane,…

Q: How will you apply the concept of coevolution in the field of Medicine, Industrial and Environmental…

A: Introduction  Microbes are pathogenic to various organisms such as a large variety of animals in the…

Q: Explain how the Serengeti ecosystem takes care of waste.

A: A geographical area where plants, animals, and other organisms, work together is known as an…

Q: Indicate YES or NO whether the following are viable alternatives to reduce the environmental impacts…

A: Pesticides are chemical compounds that are used to kill pests, including insects, rodents, fungi,…

Q: The societal implications of a study and suggestions for future research strategies would be found…

A: A scientific report is a document that describes the process, progress, and results of technical or…

Q: Define biological control and bioremediation, and describe how microorganisms may play a role in…

A: Biocontrol or biological control is a strategy of naturally eliminating and controlling the insects…

Q: What is biosafety and how many levels are there in the biosafety? Explain each and every level of…

A: In biology, biosafety is defined as the loss of biodiversity integrity on the larger scale which is…

Q: Hello, I am doing a disaster plan about natural disaster (wildfire) but the professor is asking me…

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Q: In your own words discuss the statement "Mass Deaths of Marine Mammals spur Veterinary…

A: Mass deaths of marine mammals spur veterinary microbiology

Q: Use of bioresources by multinational companies and organisations without authorisation from the…

A: Bioresources are the resources produced by living organisms and are non-fossilized. These resources…

Q: I need a scientific source about The Effects of fertilizer on fish in the river. It should have an…

A: ObjectiveExamine the impact of liquid fertiliser on small aquatic creatures and plants in an aquatic…

Q: What is SLAPP?  How can it be used by environment advocates?

A: SLAPP stands for "strategic lawsuit against public participation." It refers to a lawsuit that is…

Q: Write biotechnical applications in agriculture.

A: Biotechnical Applications in Agriculture:   Production of improved crop yields. To give new traits…

Q: Discuss why a dedicated environmentalist might give up eating beef.

A: United Nations Environment Program perceives meet as a climate harmful meat . It is quite energy…

Q: Describe two advanced technologies that support ex situ conservation and list a benefit of using…

A: Introduction : Ex-situ conservation refers to the preservation of components of biological variety…

Q: the following are key features in biomimicry: i.population control ii.cooperation iii.food…

A: Biomimicry: Biomimicry is nothing but the imitation of biological entities simply its a method of…

Q: using cause and effect, outline one possible process for implementing a plan for environmental…

A: Environmental sustainability. refers to the practice of using resources such as water, energy, and…

Q: List three important ways in which your life would be different today if grassroots actions by U.S.…

A: The three important ways in which your life would be different today if grassroots actions by U.S.…

Q: What statement is/are true when it comes to good characteristics of Biocon agent ? A. Effective…

A: Biocon agent means biocontrol agent;which means It  includes the use of one living organism or…

Q: A microbial population follows the logistic- growth model. Given the information below, the…

A: Using the logistic model formula:   Variables P(t) The population after time  K the carrying…

Q: Why is the omic approach needed in developing countries?  expound

A: Omics which refers to studying something in its totality is widely used in the field of biology.…

Q: Please use the image attached This is For Meal Worm Data: • in 6 Celsius temperature from 10 meal…

A: The effect of temperature on mealworms was investigated by exposing them to two different…

Q: Cite some instances where the knowledge and understanding of Microbial Ecology benefits us. Give…

A: Microbial ecology helps us to understand the ecological and evolutionary aspects of microbial…

Q: A contaminated field has been seeded with plants that you are told have the ability to absorb toxic…

A: Due to natural processes and anthropogenic (industrial) activity, heavy metal buildup in soil has…

Q: cite a situation where this environmental principles can be applied. All forms of life are…

A: Yes for biodiversity equivalence, due to dependancy from each other All forms of life are important.

Q: mention at least 5 different scenarios in healthcare which gave rise to Bioethics

A: Case 1In a prima facie sense, we ought always to respect the autonomy of the patient. Such respect…

Q: Why is it agreeable from a food safety point of view to keep soy sauce in your cupboard and not the…

A: Soy sauce is produced by the fermentation of soyabeans,  grains, and brine using molds- Aspergillus…

Environmental health and hazards

An organism's environment is the environment in which it lives and has an impact on its well-being. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines environmental health as "those aspects of public health, such as quality of life, that are influenced by physical, chemical, biological, social, and psychosocial components in the environment." Environmental health is concerned with both natural and man-made settings in order to enhance public health. Environmental science, occupational medicine, toxicology, and epidemiology are the key subdisciplines of environmental health.