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Fishing in the ocean creates jobs for humans, and from appointments, they can earn money and run their livelihood. For their livelihood, they depend on food made in the ocean. Oceans are threatened by human activity, including pollution, overfishing and ocean acidification. These threats jeopardize the health of marine ecosystems and the millions of people who depend on them for their livelihoods Feedback loops To save the oceans, we need to understand the different elements that make up this complex system and how they are interconnected. We also need to recognize the feedback loops that exist between humans and the environment so we can take action to avoid damaging outcomes. Some keys to protecting the oceans include reducing greenhouse gas emissions, addressing plastic pollution and unsustainable fishing methods, and designating marine protected areas.

1. Identify two specific feedback loops and what elements are within these feedback loops.

2. Identify if each feedback loop is either balancing or reinforcing.