Another way to collect a stool sample is to loosely place plastic wrap across the rim of the toilet, under the seat. Then place the stool sample in a clean, sealable container before taking to the laboratory. Plastic wrap can also be used to line the diaper of an infant or toddler who is not yet using the toilet. The stool should be collected into clean, dry plastic jars with screw-cap lids.
change, and (2) climate change conditions derived from regional climate parameters projected by the. GISS general circulation model combined with a CO2 concentration of 550 ppm. The 1971 to 1995. period was simulated under neutral conditions with the purpose of defining soil conditions for 1996. It. was found that in the event of a change in climate, physical proporties would change to a lesser degree. than chemical properties. The soil bulk density would decrease by 8% with respect to the baseline sce-. nario in soils under nsk of erosion.
The crops that we grow for food need specific conditions to thrive, including the right temperature and enough water. A changing climate could have both positive and negative effects on crops. For example, the northern parts of the United States have generally cool temperatures, so warmer weather could help certain crops grow. In southern areas where temperatures are already hot, even more heat could hurt crop growth. Global climate change will also affect agriculture and food supply in many other ways.