Urban by Tim and Cameron

Lithosphere

tim_behne — 2016-01-29 16:09:06 UTC

The landscape in an urban environment is very close together tall big buildings and apartments.

Atmosphere

tim_behne — 2016-01-29 16:18:35 UTC

Air in urban environments are usually fairly polluted because of factories, and they use a lot of energy which release a lot of pollution.

Hydrosphere

tim_behne — 2016-01-29 16:21:05 UTC

The water in urban environments are typically very unhealthy, non drinkable, and overall polluted. This is because a lot of the water is sewage runoff and that combined with the fact that urban areas tend to throw a lot of trash in their rivers, lakes ect.

Biosphere

tim_behne — 2016-01-29 16:28:25 UTC

Most Urban cities have parks where people may grow their own vegetables or fruits like tomatoes, cabbage ect. You wont find a large variety of animals though due to the limited amount of nature and plants. The most likely animals you will see are squirrels, pigeons, or crows.

Population density

tim_behne — 2016-02-02 16:00:27 UTC

In Manhattan new york there are 71,672 people for every square mile. This means that it is very crowded and they have tall buildings that can fit people on several levels.