Abiotic factors are non-living components of an ecosystem that influence the survival and distribution of organisms. Radiation is a form of energy that can be harmful to living things. There are a number of ways to turn off radiation, including shielding, distance, and time.
Shielding is the most effective way to protect against radiation. Shielding materials, such as lead, concrete, and water, can absorb or reflect radiation, preventing it from reaching people or other organisms. Distance is also an effective way to reduce exposure to radiation. The further away from a radiation source, the lower the exposure will be. Time is also a factor in radiation exposure. The longer someone is exposed to radiation, the greater the risk of harm. Limiting the amount of time spent in areas with high levels of radiation can help to reduce exposure.
