How do these communities adapt to their environments?

What are examples of these communities?

What difficulties do these communities face?

What are features of these communities?

For example, people in desert communities wear looser white clothing to reflect sunlight and fully cover the people. In terms of living conditions, they build insulating shelters to limit the change of temperature from day to night.

• A high population density. They are typically densely populated areas with many people living in a small geographic area.

• Different ethnicities, cultures, and backgrounds. This diversity results in a diverse range of languages, traditions, and perspectives.

• The center of economic activity. They attract businesses, industries, and job opportunities.

Desert communities have also been home to various indigenous cultures for centuries. These communities have developed many survive tactics to live in the desert and has also contributed to groundbreaking scientific achievements.

Desert communities are unique for their extraordinary adapive skills that had helped them survive for such a long time.

These are only a few of the difficulties urban communities go through daily:

• water shortages

• air pollution

• traffic

• expensive housing

• Limited access to "green spaces"

• Higher crime rate

• Educational inequality

• expensive healthcare.

• Over population which causes homelessness.

Circumpolar health and educational are big problems of life in the North. As the Artic Ocean is not a private source, subsistence and food security are looming issues facing many Artic coastal communities.

As Climate Change worsens over time, the nature and extent of sea ice changes both annually and over a longer period of time. The lives of the people who work in the Artic are dependent on these.

Furthermore, the Artic is a vast, ice-covered ocean that is surrounded by tree-less frozen land which is often covered with snow and ice. That is very different from the life that many people have as the rigors of this harsh environment are a challenge to live and work.

People who live in the artic know they live beyond the climatic limits of agriculture, but stay as some do not have a choice and some have grown up there and cannot bare leaving. They are brave people who have many responsibilities to bare with daily.

For example, extra clothing can be a defender against sunburn and scorching temperatures, and sunscreen can also be useful, but in some societies, it might be hard to obtain sunscreen, as it might be hard to replicate or acquire.

In another instance, building wells or getting other sources of water, such as oases or lakes might be crucial, as people need water to live. People who have been living in the desert for generations might also adapt to the lack of water and evolve to require less water.

Another potential difficulty that they might face is a lack of food, coming from the fact that there is no water. Ways that people can solve this issue might be breeding and growing their own animals to eat or looking for more exotic animals that don't need much water

Decreased soil qualities might also be a threat to their society as, without soil, they would not be able to grow essential crops, such as wheat and beans, which means that they would not be able to gather a variety of foods, causing a lack of nutrition.

There is also a risk of sandstorms, which might also be a threat to crops. Sandstorms can also cause a threat to the people themselves, there would be dust everywhere, making it difficult to breathe and cause a threat to people with breathing problems. There isn't really a solution to this as it is part of the weather pattern, although it is more than a nuisance.