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Negative Impacts
* Tourism industry overuse water resources, e.g. hotel, this can result of water shortages.
* In dryer region, tourist consume more water when on holiday than at home.
* Golf course also deplete water as they need massive amount of water needed.
* Tourism can create great pressure on local resources that may already be in short supply.
* Increased construction of tourism and recreational facilities will affect the land resources e.g minerals, fertile soil etc.
* Transport by air, road and rail continuously increasing due to rising number of tourist, these will increasing the air and noise pollution.
* Areas with high number of tourist activities and appealing natural attractions, waste disposal is a serious problem and improper disposal can be a major despoiler of the natural environment.
* The construction of hotel, recreation and other facilities can increased pollution.
* Construction of ski resort accommodation and facilities frequently requires clearing of forest (Deforestation) and coastal wetlands are drained and filled due to lack of sites of construction which can lead to erosion of local ecosystem.
* Overbuilding and extensive paving of shorelines can result in destruction of habitats and disruption of land-sea connections.
* Many tourists activities occur in marine areas such as sport fishing or scuba diving, this can cause the degradation of marine ecosystem.
* Habitat can be degraded by tourism leisure activities as they often are accompanied by the noise and commotion created by tourists.

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Negative impacts:Waste disposal and improper disposal can ne a major despiler of the natural environemnt.
Solid waste and littering by tourist can degrade the pyhsical appearance of the water and shoreline and cause the death of marine animals.vbbb

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❗️Negative Impacts❗️
• Water resources •
> The tourism industry generally overuses water resources for personal use of water by tourists & etc
> This can result in water shortages & degradation of volume of waste water

• Local Resources •
> Tourism can create greaty pressure on local resources that may already be in short supply
> More inhabitants in high season as in the low season and

• Land Degradation •
> Forests often suffer negative impacts of tourism in the form of deforestation cau

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Negative impact:

Pollution:
-transport emissions and emissions from energy production and use are linked to acid rain, global warming

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Negative impacts on air pollution and noise:

- Transport by air, road & rail continuously increasing in response to the rising number of tourists & their greater mobility.
- Almost half of the carbon dioxide emissions produced by all sources such as lighting, heating, car use consumed by an average person yearly.
- These emissions from energy production & use are all linked to acid rain, global warming & photochemical pollution.

- Noise pollution from airplane, cars, buses is an ever-growing problem in modern life.
- It cause annoyance, stress and even hearing loss for human and cause distress to wildlife, especially in sensitive areas.

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1) Sewage waste & litters,
- Areas of high concentration of tourist activities and appealing natural attractions. Waste disposal is frequently occurring and it can be a major despoiler of the natural environment.
2) Pollution,
• Air pollution & noise,
- Transport emissions and emissions from energy production are linked with acid rains & global warming.
- Noise from airplanes, cars and huge vehicles (buses, coaches) is an ever-growing problem of modern life, it causes annoyance & stress.

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negative:
1)Depletion of water resources as tourism generally overuses water resources such as for hotels.
2)Depletion of local resources like energy .
3)Air pollution: transport emissions and emissions from energy production and use are linked to acid rain as well as global warming pollutions.

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NEGATIVE IMPACT ⛔
1) Loss of  Biological Diversity when land  and resources are strained by excessive use and when the water resources exceed its carrying capacity.
2) Natural disasters such as floods, earthquake and others can bring serious effect on inbound and domestic tourism and even the local tourism industry.

3) Climate change can bring negative impact on tourism for example the frequent change in climate in a country can result in the country becoming the suitable habitat for malaria carrying species of mosquito by the 2020s.

4) Marine development can cause changes in currents and coastlines in which further extraction of building materials such as sand can affects coral reefs and even erosion and destruction of habitats.
5) Deforestation and intensified or unsustainable use of land.

Construction of accomodation and facilities frequently requires clearing forested land which can cause severe disturbance and erosion of the local ecosystem even destruction in long term.

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Air Pollution

- tourism now accounts for more than 60% of air travel are responsible for an important share of air emissions.
- single transatlantic return flight emits almost half the CO2 emissions produced by all other resources.
- thus, linked to acid rain, global warming and photochemical pollution.

Noise Pollution

- from airplanes, cars, buses and snowmobiles; basically anything use for transportation that has an ever-growing problem in mordern life.
- this causes annoyance, stress and even hearing loss. eventually, it causes animal to alter their natural activity pattern

Land Degradation

- increased pressure on resources & scenic landscape due to construction of tourism & recreational facilities.
- fdeforestation caused by fuel wood collection & land clearing.

Sewage Pollution

- due to construction if hotels, recreation & other facilities.
- waterwaste polluted seas/lakes surrounding tourists attractions thus damaging flora & fauna.
- causes serious damage to coral reefs; stimulates the growth of algae, covering filter-feeding corals, hindering their ability to survive.
- threatened the health of humans & animals.

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The cause of this is when tourists simply dumps their waste.
In mountain areas, trekking tourists generate a great deal of waste. Tourists on expedition leave behind their garbage, oxygen cylinders and even camping equipment.
#For example, cruise ships in the Caribbean are estimated to produce more than 70,000 tons of waste each year.
^Solid waste and littering from this can degrade the physical appearance of the water and shoreline and cause the death of marine animals.

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depletion of water resources, due to increase in consumption in areas where resources area already scarce
-land degradation, construction of tourism facilities put pressure on important land resources such as minerals, fossil fuels, fertile soil, forest, wetland and wildlife.
-air pollution-can be caused from some from air emissions, noise, solid waste and littering, releases of sewage, oil and chemicals, even architectural/visual pollution
-transport emissions and emissions of energy production and use are linked to acid rain,global warming and photo-chemical pollution
-noise pollution from airplanes, cars, and buses, as well as recreational vehicle such as snowmobiles and jet skis is an ever growing problem of modern life
-solid waste and littering,-concentrations of tourist activities and appealing natural attractions,waste disposal is a serious problem and improper disposal can be a major despoiler of the natural environment.
for e.g.trekking tourist generate deal of waste. tourist on expedition leave behind their garbage, oxygen cylinders and even camping equipment

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POSITIVE IMPACTS:
1) Financial contributions:
- Tourism can contribute directly to the conservation of sensitive areas and habitat.
- Revenue from park-entrance fees and similar sources can be allocated specifically to pay for the protection and management of environmentally sensitive areas.
-Special fees for park operations or conservation activities can be collected from tourist or tour operators.