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Tropical grasslands -- those closest to the equator -- are hot all year. Temperate grasslands are farther from the equator -- such as the U.S. prairies -- and have both

hot summers and harsh winters.

Temperate grasslands once covered much of the interior of North America, and they were common inEurasia and South America as well. They are highly productive when they are first converted to agriculturaluses because the organic material in the soil comes from hundreds of thousands of years of decomposition.

In North America, the prairies were once inhabited by huge herds of bison and pronghorns, which werehunted by wolves, bears, and other predators. Where U.S. prairies have been converted to farmland, thelarge herds and predators that followed them are gone now.

In addition to the prairies of the U.S. Midwest, the world has other grasslands which go by different names.In South America, grasslands are called "pampas"; in Europe, "steppes"; in Africa, "savannas".

Dear Editor,

I am writing this letter to express my deep concern over the environmental pollution the factory wascreated in the my surrounding areas.

There are wide fields in the close proximity of this area. The factory shall emit poisonous smoke which willdestroy the wheat and rice crops. Our environment is already polluted and the Ozone layer has already beendamaged. Therefore, the green patches must be left untouched and not be encroached upon by the industrialunits.

All factories that produce carbon and other wastage that damage atmosphere should be install out of the cityin isolate area.

We can do plantation more and more to overcome these problems by ourselves.

I appeal to the government to reconsider their decision as the farmers, whose lands are being acquired, havealso started an agitation.

Kindly request you to resolve this issue as early as possible and keep my name disclosed from Kumari.Lakshmi Priya ,.

Sincerely,

M.Lakshmi Priya

7th class.