In Defense Of Everglades Pythons And The Seventh Man

The natural world is a magnificent place full of many wonders. In fact, the natural world includes all living things as well as oceans and the lands. The general public doesn’t usually pay attention to nature that often, though when people think about it, the natural world affects humans in many ways. The stories “Called Out,” “In Defense of Everglades Pythons,” and “The Seventh Man” all have examples showing how something specific can have a major effect on those around it. You see, the world can affect humans in a good way like something beautiful or a bad way like something that makes humankind do something to stop it. Communities never know what to expect when it comes to the world of nature. The more people know about the natural world,

The major impact is the cost to rebuild things effected by nature. Rebulding homes can be used as one example. As the community knows, storms of any kind just come and go. The major storms though, cause quiete a comosion. They destroy houses, building, anything they lay their eyes on. The cost of the neighborhood rebuilds is majorly high. They have to go into debates on how things are going to be payed, and what things are being payed out of the tax payers wallets. The cost of these things are stressing everyone out, making everyone flustered. The other major impact to the economy by nature is the amount of tourists. This issue is controversial on whether it is good or bad. Here are ways tourism impacts the economy. Tourists are attracted to zoos, state parks, and other nature preserves. From every place a tourists goes there is an entrance fee. Those fees go towards the location where the tourists are. Though a lot of it goes towards the economy fees as well, so in a sense tourism is boosting our economy. On the conrtary, tourism also drags down the economy. With how many tourists there are in our envirronment it is almost too much to count. As well as too many people, Tourists do not always pick up after themselves which could lead to problems in the economy. Though the major point to this is, humans are paying for these tourists sites for them to have a “Great Time!” When really it is just for a day, and money was spent on the spot for