A lot of people also like camping and like to hike in the forest so you will never get bored. You can also log trees (with permission, of course) that can help with creating paper and for fire food or wood for furniture. On the topic of trees they can serve as shade in the hot sun as well. The temperature in this biome is not so extreme as well so warm summers are common, making it easy to find food and vegetation. You can also grow your own fruits and vegetables bacause of the rich soil it has. This biome has fertile soil and a long, 5 to 6 month, growing season. The trees of this biome are decidous of course and their leaves change with the season making life in this biome a more beautiful sight. There are cons in living in this biome though. Like acid rain caused by industrial and vehicular emissions. And climate change. A way to reduce acid rain is to reduce our use of fossil fuels and use solar and wind power instead. To avoid climate change is to use greener transportation methods, use electricity wisely, as well as to reduce use of fossil fuels. But even so I think it's still a beautiful place to live for I enjoy fresh air and taking bike rides around, reading under trees as well. I would love to live here and help save it and expand it's great advantages and qualities.

Steppes are usually characterized by a semi-arid and continental climate. Extremes can be recorded in the summer of up to 45 °C (113 °F) and in winter, −55 °C (−67 °F). Besides this huge difference between summer and winter, the differences between day and night are also very great. In the highlands of Mongolia, 30 °C (86 °F) can be reached during the day with sub-zero °C (sub 32 °F) readings at night. The mid-latitude steppes can be summarized by hot summers and cold winters, averaging 250–510 mm (10–20 in) of precipitation per year. Precipitation level alone is not what defines a steppe climate; potential evapotranspiration must also be taken into account.The grassland is a vast and beautiful biome. However, today the land is being torn up by it's inhabitants for farming. The land is being plowed to grow, and drilled for water and oil. Doing so destroys the natural habitats of the animals, forcing them to retreat further into the habitat that is already dissapearing quickly. The harsh climate is not ideal for farming or even for human life. The soil condition is also very poor, which makes farming hard for people. It also makes it hard for anything to grow. The unpredictable weather is constantly destroying the farmer's crops and making it difficult for animals to find food. Some species are now going extinct due to the lack of food, the extreme temperatures, and people pushing them out of their homes for agricultural purposes. People are also being pushed out of the grasslands because of the extreme temperatures, and the lacking of farming ability in the land. The changes happening in this biome effect other nations, because it is not producing anything, and therefore not helping the people that live there at all.people live in steppe land can only live if they buy products in another country

  
   

People often marvel at the radiant beauty of deciduous trees that glow with vibrant fall colors. Deciduous forests in temperate climates consist of maples, elms oaks, and other trees that lose their leaves when seasons change. Temperate climates have cold winters, hot summers and average temperatures of 10 Celsius (50 Fahrenheit). These forests can feel the impact of natural forces and human activity that influence the environment in negative ways.