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The people of Turku have adapted to the environment by working with what they have and what they can get from the land.
Some major economic activities are shipbuilding, trading, and retail services.

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Magadan has adapted to its region through what is supplied for them and what they can use from the earth.
Some major economic activities are gold mining, shipbuilding, manufacturing, and as a tourist attraction.

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They have adapted to their environment by becoming accustomed to the weather and the environment.
Some major economic activities in New Zealand is its agriculture, horticultural, mining, forestry, and fishing.

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The Atlantic region is know for its easy trading with Europe and the eastern side of the U.S.
Fishing was one of the first industries that started in 1497 with the arrival of John Cabot, and is still a big industry today.  Agriculture still remains a big industry today, as well as potatoe farming, orchards, and forestry. Coal mining is another major industry in Cape Breton.
The forests surved as natural resources for pulp and paper mills.
A major environmental problem is the polluted seas, the seas are being polluted by the cars and trucks and oil from factories which is killing off the fish and sea animals.  An alternative solution to this would be to find ways to properly dispose of garbage and the oil spills. Finding a solution for this has become a problem because we found a way to use oil once but now we need to find a way to use it after its been burned off. I think the best course of action would be to gind a way to re-use oil after its been burnt off by cars and other things.

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The Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Region 

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The Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Region 

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This is Canada's smallest economic region, occupying less than 2% of its nations total land area.
Towns were built next to water ways so that saw and flour mills would have access yo water power.  Water ways also provided for raw materials to be transported to more centralized areas where they could be used for manufacturing activities.
Ford, Chrysler, and General Motors have operated assembly plants here since the latter decades of the 1900's.
They used the land to farm and as a tourist attraction.
One major problem in the are is the severe environmental damage that has resulted from the industrial waste, urban, and smog, as well as industrial developments that have consumed much of the region's richest farmland. The St. Lawrence  and the Great Lakes are heavily polluted now as well.
Humans have influenced this problem through the development of cars and other automotive that run on petroleum.
An alternative solution to this would be to find other ways to power them other than just on petroleum.
Finding a solution to this problem has become an issue because we know of ways that we can do this they just aren't small enough to fit into automobiles and what not.
I think the best course of action. Would be to find a way to get the high amounts of energy into small enough engines that they can save our atmosphere and our world.

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The Shield region heavily depended on resource extractions but in doing so it led to environmental and economic concerns.
Mines have made dangerous stock piles of tailings.
Smelters have produced high levels of SO2(sulphur dioxide) and N2O3 (nitrogen oxides), which have polluted lakes and seriously affected forest growth.

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Some of the Fauna in the region are: Canada Geese, Lesser Snow Geese, Northern Pintail, Tundra Swan, Atlantic Brant, and Mallard.

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Forestry became a big part of the Region, as well as mines and smelters did because of the deposits that they found and has been critical since the early 1900's.
They mined and logged the area for the necessities that they needed to build and sustain themselves.
One major environmental problem is the cold and slightly longer winters, which is due to global warming.
Humans have influenced this by burning fossil fuels and such.
An alternative solution would be to find a way to turn the excess snow into drinking water for the warm summers.
Implementing a solution for this has become a problem because no one has thought of it yet.
I think the best course of action would be to find a way to do turn the excess snow into water.

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The Hudson Bay Lowlands have cool brief summers and longer cold winters. The average temperature in summer ranges from 12-16 Degrees Celsius, In the winter temperatures range from (-25)-(-23) Degrees Celsius. The casual climate in the region is cool and wet. Climate change in the region could put the region under water.

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A major city in the Prairies is Calgary.
Humans use the flatness of the Prairies to grow grain and other crops of the sorts, and the oil sands.

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Adaptations of Flora and Fauna in The Interior Plains 

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Adaptations of Flora and Fauna in The Interior Plains 

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The fauna in the region have adapted to being extremely quiet while stalking prey, Birds in the region have evolved to have sharp beaks and long tongues to easily get the seeds inside pine-cones. Flora in the region have evolved to grow taller to keep unwanted entities from getting to things like fruit and seeds, Trees have evolved to grow pine-cones to keep birds from getting there seeds

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Some flora in the region include:white pine, hemlock, sugar and red maples, yellow birch, and beech trees. Coniferous trees particularly red spruce, and black spruce

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Some fauna in the region include:mule deer, pronghorn antelopes, brown bears, wolves, and elks.

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Kansas has adapted to its geological environment by building cellars and basements, do to the high occurrence of tornadoes, to protect themselves and their belongings.
Meatpacking and Dairy industries are big economic activities, along with nonelectric Machinery, and coal products

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Natives hunted massive herds of migrating Bison in the early times, and European contact centred on fur trading.
Pulp, paper, and saw mills remain important industry's today, as they have when they started in the early 1890/1900's. As well as wheat and ranching also grew with time. Oil was discovered in 1914 in the Turner Valley, southwest of Calgary.
Exports from the prairies included pulp, paper, and wheat.
The people of the prairies used the flat land to grow wheat, crops and raise animals.
One major environmental problem in the Prairies is the rising heat temperatures, which  caused by global warming. Humans have influenced this by finding petroleum in 1914.  An alternative solution is to have electric cars that have very long lasting batteries. The only problem is that we have not yet figured out how to make longer lasting batteries and should figure it out if we want to live longer.  I think that if we found a way to make longer lasting batteries for electric cars that more people would buy them and therefore be helping to reduce their,  own, and the worlds, carbon footprint.

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The interior plains has short winters and hot summers, in the winter temperatures can get as low as -30 Degrees in winter and as high as 40 Degrees in the summer. The casual climate in the region is warm and dry. Climate change in this region would result in not being able to farm as easily.

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Norwegians have adapted to their environment by depending on Fishing farms.
Norway is Known for its Fish farms, fisheries and Shipping.

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A major city in Cordillera is Vancouver.
Humans use the trees, animals, and fish to sustain themselves.

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Siberia is similar to Canada's arctic upon the fact that it is much colder and the people that live there are reindeer herders.  Fun fact: Canada is the only place in the world that doesn't herd reindeer.

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The fauna of the region have coloured fur and feathers to match the environment in which they live. The flora of the region usually grow high on trees to avoid being eaten or grow an bushes that have thorns to protect them.

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Pine beetles are known for killing millions of pine trees, but not having enough of themselves being killed off in the winter months as global warming is effecting how short and warmer the winters are becoming.
Humans have influenced this problem through global warming.
Some ways that we can fix it is by reducing our carbon footprints and finding ways to kill the pine beetles.
I think the best course of action is too kill as many pine beetles as possible too help preserve the forests for as long as possible.

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Some of the flora of the region include:Douglas FIr, Forage Grass, White Spruce, Lodgepole Pine, Ponderosa Pine, Bunchgrass, and sedges.

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Some of the fauna of the region include: Gyrfalcon, Woodland Caribou, Whitetail Deer, Moose, Red Squirrel, Wolverine, Willow Ptarmigan, Bighorn Sheep, and Grizzly Bears.

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British Columbia is known for its fishing and logging industry's.
Both industry's have been around since the 1800's and still continue today to produce enough for the growing economy.
Natural resources that are used by the people of B.C. are the trees for logging, the fish for sustainability, and the oil sands for the growing economy.

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The area was formed by a process of plate tectonics during the Hadean period. Average temperature in summer is 17-22 Degrees Celsius. In the winter the average temperature is (-35)-3 Degrees Celsius. The casual climate in Cordillera are hot dry summers and and cold wet winters. Climate change effects the water level of the oceans of the world by melting ice caps making the coast cities more prone to flooding and shorter winters resulting in things like not enough of the mountain pine beetle being killed off in the winter resulting in the mass spread of them killing hundreds of hectares of pine trees.

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Some major cities of the Northern Region are Whitehorse, Yellowknife, and Iqaluit.
Humans used the land to hunt, fish and sustain themselves through animals and plants/berries.

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The Fauna of the arctic have adaptations for the cold harsh conditions of there habitat by having things like snow white fur that both makes them harder to see in the winter and insulates them to keep them warm. The fauna of the region adapt by growing smaller and closer to the ground to be warmer and be less noticeable.

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The science behind global warming started when humans started adapting and becoming more creative in developing new things i.e. cars, planes, and power plants and anything else that runs on fuel.
Humans have influenced this problem by being alive and creating everything that we have, to help us move quicker.
Some alternative solutions to the problem are electric cars, solar power, compost, control forest fires, and recycle more.
Implementing a solution to this problem has become an issue because some people are saying well then give us this, or gives us that, so that we can help to improve the environment.
I think that everyone should get free electric cars and then that way we can start making an impact on the carbon footprint of the world.

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The flora in the arctic include grass, sedges, polar poppies, willow shrubs, lichens, liverworts, reindeer moss, and Arctic cloudberries. In the passed it is thought that the Arctic may have been a tropical climate housing plants like ferns.

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The fauna of the arctic lands are unique to the Arctic lands including: reindeer, caribou, arctic fox, arctic hare, walrus, narwhal, seals, polar bear,fulmars, kittiwakes, guillemots, cormorants Bering, thick-billed murre, glaucous gulls, Arctic terns and belugas are just some of the present day fauna that live in the region. Past fauna of the region are: woolly mammoth ,and woolly rhinoceros.

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The North Region occupies a vast area of Canada's land, it stretched from the tip of the Yukon to the northwestern tip of Quebec and from the top of Manitoba to the top of the Ellesmere Island.
The region is north of the continuous permafrost line, and most of it is above the tree line.
Most of the waterways are frozen over for most, if not all of the year, winters in the northern areas, in particular, are long, cold, and dark, as the sun is "hidden" over the horizon.
A geologist from British Columbia by the name of Charles Fipke was determined to find deposits of kimberlite (rocks sometimes containing diamonds). After 10 years of persevering he  found some in the Lac de Gras region; 7 years later he opened the Ekati mine in October of 1998.
The aboriginal people of the north hunted trapped and fished to sustain themselves.  European contact was based on seal and whale fur trade.

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The Arctic lands and cover Banks and Victoria islands and run along Baffin Island’s eastern uplands, extending all the way north to the tip of Canada. The land is permanently frozen, so it supports only a thin layer of vegetation. The average temperature in the Arctic Lands in winter is (-34)-0 degrees  Celsius. In the summer the temperature ranges from (-10)-(+10) degrees Celsius.