1. One way the Earth Systems affect each other is weather. When it affects the hydrosphere we get rain, snow, hail, etc. For example, Humans (biosphere) breathe air (atmosphere) and water (hydrosphere) helping the soil and plant (geosphere.) Also weather can affect how they connect depending on what it is like on a certain day.
2. If you can understand what’s going on in Environmental science around your state, country, or even world you can learn ways to prevent or help certain natural disasters. For example if you know the causes to certain natural disasters you can help prevent them from happening.

1. They affect each other by causing changes in the weather and our ecosystem. For example, when wildfires happen it has to do with things happening in our ecosystem. Another example is when there is an earthquake, that affects the geosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and lithosphere. These are just a few examples of how they affect each other but there are still plenty more examples.
2. It can help people from getting injured or dying from these types of unpredictable situations. They can also learn how to control those types of situations so that they never get out of hand. This could help us develop and look out for certain signs and signals of what’s to come. This is what I feel is possible if humans learn and delve a little deeper into what we already know about the world as it is.

1. The Earth system is made up of a number of interconnected subsystems, or “spheres,” that work together to produce a complex and dynamic whole. The elements that comprise the Earth system are what determine our capacity to survive here.

2. Having an understanding of environmental science can put you in the predicament of knowing what to do and how to react when something occurs that’s a natural disaster.

I found it very interesting to know how far a hurricane can reach and the speed it can have when it rains a lot.

2) By studying natural hazards, we can better understand how these phenomena work and the threats they pose to the land and the things that can happen if it becomes too strong.

A hurricane is a rapidly rotating tropical cyclonic storm characterized by a low pressure center, a closed low-level atmospheric circulation, and strong. Well, the truth is there are many hurricanes that are very dangerous but as you can see in the photo, Hurricane Lee remained a Category 3 storm. The storm’s maximum sustained winds are close to 65 mph. It is located about 1,215 miles northwest of the Cape Verde Islands and moves at 8 mph. Hurricanes are caused by strong winds and storms.

1. Earth systems affect each other because one natural disaster can lead to another. Like an earthquake making a tsunami. These are 2 different systems basically interacting.
2. By studying natural disasters, we can better understand how they work and the threats they pose.
3. I was surprised that earthquakes can actually cause other natural disasters.