ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS WORK ACTIVITY

When the population rises, the need for material and goods...

• Increases

• Stays the Same

• Decreases

True or False?

Unconventional oil and gas development can pose health risks to nearby communities.

• True

• False

Fill In The Blank

Just ___ of oil can contaminate 1 million liters of water.

• 1 Liter

• 1 Mile

• 1 Pint

• 1 Cubic Meter

What is a bacteria found in human waste?

• E. Coli

• lactobacilli

• Salmonella

• bifidobacteria

Vocabulary

What is Deforestation?

• A process that affects the environment by limiting potential habitat and food sources for animals who depend on the forest.

• Large Areas of Protected Forests

• 1 Liter

• Gases, such as Carbon Monoxide, Lead, Nitrogen Oxides, Ozone, Particulate Matter, Sulfur Dioxide, and Other gases in smaller quantity.

How can Polluting Gases, such as Carbon Monoxide and Lead, Affect Humans and Animals?

• They can cause damage to and cancers in your body's systems

• They can give you superpowers

• They can cause cancers in your body's systems

• They can improve your body's systems

How Can Air Pollutants Affect the Environment?

• Air Pollutants can heal plants in the environment

• Air pollutants can cause Premature Plant Processes and impair Photosynthesis and the ability to Respirate

• Air Pollutants won't affect the environment or plants

• What?

How Can Urban Development affect Deforestation and the quantity of other natural resources?

• Urban Development can prevent Deforestation and increase the quantity of other natural resources

• Urban Development does not affect these two

• Deforestation is a process affecting the environment by limiting the potential habitat and food sources for animals who depend on the forest. It can also affect the air.

• Urban Development increases deforestation and can deplenish other natural resources.

Trees process ___ into ___ for humans to use in cellular respiration

• Gold:

  Oxygen

• Carbon Dioxide;

  Oxygen

• Bromine;

  Carbon Dioxide

• Oxygen;

  Hydrogen