Question

5. Are pests in our subdivisions (raccoons squirrels armadillos, moles) the decline of coral reefs in our oceans,
and the vanishing of trees all linked to the disappearance of predators

Answer 1

Obviously not. Pests in our subdivisions don't have any negative affect on nature. HUMANS are the main reason for the destruction of our nature. We pollute oceans and destroy forests and homes for creatures. The "pests" that you refer to actually vanishing themselves due to our destruction causing their predators to disappear.

Answer 2

Pests are part of our environment with lots of economic importance such as aiding pollination and decomposition necessary for recycling nutrient and formation of organic constituents. Hence, pests are not responsible for the decline in Ocean and forest resources.

The decline in the resources embedded in our natural environment are mostly due to human activities ranging from the misuse of materials, indiscriminate pollution, lack of conservation culture and high level usage of carbon resulting in increased level of emmison.

Therefore, pests aren't responsible for the decline in environmental resources.

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