Sustainability

environmental, social, and economic

economic, geographical, and social

social, political, and historical

historical, economical, and environmental

biodiversity

sustainability

reduce, reuse, and recycle

resource depletion

the study of cells

the study of living organisms

the study of plants

The study of how humans interact with the environment

the study of micororganisms

The study of how humans interact with the environment

the study of interactions of living things with nonliving things within the environment

the study of the human body

pollution

resource depletion

loss of biodiversity

all of them

the number, variety, and genetic variation of living organisms

the amount of pollutants released in the air

abiotic factors in the environment

impact of humans on environment

decreases

increases

stays the same

conflict between long-term interests of individual and long-term interest of society

conflict between long-term interests of individual and short-term interest of society

conflict between short-term interests of individual and long-term interest of society

conflict between short-term interests of individual and short-term interest of society

It is not a closed system.

It has non-renewable resources, but more can be added to Earth.

energy from the moon enters and all energy leaves Earth

energy from the sun enters and only heat leaves

air

fossil fuels

wind

solar