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The main perspective of this study is to jot down about an ecosystem of Big Bear Lake. Apart from its description, we also have to identify the risks and benefits associated with the renewable and non-renewable energy sources. Before come over the main topic straightaway, it's necessary to define the ecosystem first.

Basically, an Ecosystem is a biological environment consisting of the entire living organism in the particular area. Apart from the living things, there are non-livings; tangible components also found in an Ecosystem belong to the environment like air, soil, sunlight and water....

In typical Ecosystem, plants and other living organism are the main producers of foods and such ecosystems can be permanent or temporary. Examples of ecosystems include, Agro ecosystem, Desert, Forests and Rainforest. There are numerous ecosystems presents in the entire world. Among these ecosystems, Big Bear Lake is one of them. Actually Big Bear Lake is a city of California, United States (U.S.). The city is a year around resort destination for Southern California. Benjamin Wilson is known as the founder of this city who explored it over 2,000 years ago. Big Bear Lake is the second largest lake of Southern California and one of the most dominant ecosystems.
Big Bear Lake's ecosystem produces two types of energy resources which can be categorize as renewable and non-renewable energy resource (Big Bear Lake Official Website). Renewable energy is the energy comes directly from the natural resources like wind, sunlight,…