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Earth Systems Events & Interactions

Event Hydrosphere Biosphere Atmosphere Geosphere

Event Hydrosphere Biosphere Atmosphere Geosphere

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Yellowstone Forest Fires Event Hydrosphere Biosphere Atmosphere Geosphere Yellowstone Forest Fires

Event - Hydrosphere Lack of rain, moisture in soil, plants Heat from fire removed moisture

Event - Atmosphere Lightning strike may have started the fires Pollution (CO2) may have been produced

Event - Geosphere Heat from the fires may have caused some rocks to break

Event - Biosphere Dead branches and pine needles on the ground may have provided fuel Seeds of some plants require that their outer shells be burned before they could sprout

Geosphere - Hydrosphere Increased erosion of soil increases sediments in water

Geosphere - Biosphere decrease in plants may have result in increased soil erosion

Geosphere - Atmosphere Ash particles in the air carried by the wind and dropped on the ground miles away from the forest fires; the ash particles--which have a high pH—can change the pH of the soil

Hydrosphere - Biosphere Ash particles in the water can clog the gills of fish and other aquatic organisms and choke them

Hydrosphere - Atmosphere More rain in neighboring areas because ash particles in the air may have become condensation centers that allow raindrops to form Very dry, windy air can draw moisture out of the living grasses and trees through evaporation

Biosphere - Atmosphere Smoke in the air can coat the lungs of animals-- including people--and affect their ability to breathe

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Event Hydrosphere Biosphere Atmosphere Geosphere Hurricane Katrina

Interactions Hurricane – Biosphere ??? Hurricane – Atmosphere ??? Hurricane – Hydrosphere ??? Hurricane – Geosphere ??? Geosphere – Atmosphere ??? Geosphere – Hydrosphere ??? Geosphere – Biosphere ??? Atmosphere – Hydrosphere ??? Atmosphere – Biosphere ??? Hydrosphere – Biosphere ???

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