Asked by mysterychicken

What biological impacts are we seeing as a result of the use of fossil fuels? I still can't figure this out, even after googling it. What's the difference between a biological impact and an environmental impact?

-MC
Answered by Blarney Fife
Biology only includes living organisms whereas an environment can include both living entities and the nonliving matter that surrounds them.
Answered by mysterychicken
So what are the biological impacts...like, are some animals getting hurt because of fossil fuels?

-MC
Answered by Ms. Sue
Living organisms include everything from microbes to farm crops to rain forest plants to earthworms to zebras to chimpanzees to humans.

Answered by Ms. Sue
And don't forget mosquitoes, coral reefs, fish, mollusks, ants, and so on.

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