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What is an example of human-environment interaction?
A Animals digging a hole in the ground
B. Plants growing in a city
C. A building decaying in the apocalypse
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Answer:

Plants growing in a city.

Step-by-step explanation:

Humans and the environment interact in many ways and in many places across the globe. One of the places where humans and the environment interact is also the cities. Even though the cities tend to be predominantly made up of concrete, asphalt, glass, etc., the environment is also present, both through plants and animals, though in much smaller numbers than in nature.

When it comes to the cities, the plants that can be found are usually planted by humans, and they can be both native and non-native ones. They can be found in the homes, gardens/yards, on infrastructure specialized for them, and parks. The interaction comes in the form of humans planting and taking care of the plants so that they can grow and prosper, while the plants provide cleaner air, shade, and lower the temperature, and depending on the plant may be some goods as well.

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