What does the concept of a social-ecological system indicate?
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Correct answer: Society and nature are interconnected systems
A social-ecological system includes people, institutions, technologies, resources and ecological processes as interacting parts. Communities depend on ecosystems for water, food and livelihoods, while human decisions alter those ecosystems. Laws, property arrangements and local knowledge also influence resource use. Therefore society and nature cannot be analysed as separate, independent spheres. A expresses this integrated approach.
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Society and nature are interconnected systems
Why is this the correct answer?
A social-ecological system includes people, institutions, technologies, resources and ecological processes as interacting parts. Communities depend on ecosystems for water, food and livelihoods, while human decisions alter those ecosystems. Laws, property arrangements and local knowledge also influence resource use. Therefore society and nature cannot be analysed as separate, independent spheres. A expresses this integrated approach.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Geography question. Chapter: Geography as a Discipline. Topic: Geography as an integrating discipline.
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