Environmental Science Chapter 1 Test

physics and chemistry

biology and earth science

social sciences

linquistics

preventing pollution

preserving biodiversity

curbing overpopulation

protecting shared resources

agricultural revolution

hunters and gatherers period

industrial revolution

all era's

how humans use natural resources

how human beings relate to nonliving environment

how humans actions alter the environment

all of the above

interactions between living organisms and their nonliving environment

impact of humans on the environment

interactions between organisms

all of the above

resource depletion

pollution

habitat destruction

all of the above

availability of abundant resources

relationship between the availability and the worth or resources

worth of nonrenewable resources

reduced demand resulting from lack of available resources

higher standard of living

larger ecological footprint

shorter life span

greater dependence on fossil fuels

responsible consumption by developed countries

a higher standard of living in developing countries

cooperation between governments, industry and citizens

both (a) and (c)

increased pollution

loss of natural environment

increase in quality of living

over hunting of large mammals