
Human Impact
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Felicia Powers
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By Felicia Powers
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Deforestation
What is deforestation?
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Deforestation: The clearing of native forests.
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Multiple Choice
Chopping down one tree
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Multiple Choice
What is the largest threat to biodiversity (variety of life)?
bacteria
animals themselves
humans
plants
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Multiple Select
What are the consequences of deforestation? Check 2.
Increase in Carbon Dioxide
Loss of animal habitat
Decreased sunlight
Increased oxygen
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Mining (Erosion)
How does erosion relate to mining?
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Mining (Erosion):
Erosion is the moving of rock. Mining is the extraction of valuble Earth materials.
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Multiple Select
What effect does mining have on the environment? Check all that apply.
Pollutes groundwater and water ways
Erosion
Loss of biodiversity
Increase in plant growth
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Multiple Choice
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Urbanization
What is Urbanization?
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Urbanization
The building of cities.
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Multiple Choice
Urbanization is
the process by which human activity and natural process damage land to the point that it can no longer support the local ecosystem.
replacing forests, fields, and grasslands with houses, roads, schools and shopping area.
the growth of urban areas caused by people moving into cities
The process by which wind, water, ice, or gravity transports soil and sediment from one location to another
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Multiple Select
Choose the following that describes why land is important to humans . (Choose all that apply)
Fossil Fuels for energy
Nutrients for plants to grow
Buildings
Minerals for Construction
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Multiple Choice
Is this rural or urban?: Dominated by natural or managed features such as grasslands, forests, crop fields
Urban
Rural
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Multiple Choice
Is this rural or urban?: High population density
Rural
Urban
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Multiple Select
What are the effects of Urbanization on the environment?
Loss of biodiversity
Causes animal habitat destruction.
Increase of the burning of fossil fuels.
Deforestation
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Air Quality
How does the quality of air affect us?
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Air Quality: measure of how clean or polluted the air is.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following has a negative impact on air quality?
Planting trees
The growing of crops
Using solar panels
Burning coal
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Multiple Choice
Factories and cars
Lighting a candle
Deforestation
Oil spills
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Water Quality
How does the quality of air affect us?
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Water Quality: The measure of the cleanliness and suitability of water.
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Multiple Select
Which ones of these are sources of water pollution?
wind turbines
industrial waste
chemical runoff
farm pesticides
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Multiple Choice
Spreading fertilizer on your lawn may be good for your grass but it can be bad for the environment because
it can lead to pollution of nearby soil from animals walking through your grass.
it can lead to pollution from runoff into nearby water sources.
it could seep through the grass into your pipes and into your houses drinking water.
it can pollute the air.
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