Intro to Environmental Science Review

1. Ensuring resources will be available for future generations

• Biodiversity

• Time

• Sustainability

• Ecological footprint

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Hunter and Gatherer lifestyle

• Environmental Science

• Nomadic

• Closed system

• 1. Renewable resources

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The solution that farmers developed to address the issue of soil nutrient depletion.

• Crop rotation

• Ecological footprint

• Time

• Pollution

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Our most scarce resource.

• Biodiversity

• Time

• Closed system

• Nonrenewable resources

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An undesirable impact on the environment that can be naturally caused but is usually driven by human activities.

• Ecological footprint

• 1. Biodiversity

• Renewable resources

• Pollution

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The fossil fuels are this.

• Nonrenewable resources

• Crop rotation

• Ecological footprint

• Environmental Science

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1. How humans are involved in the environment.

• Nomadic

• Biodiversity

• 1. Environmental Science

• Sustainability

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2. The amount of land and water needed to support an individual.

• Time

• Ecological footprint

• Nomadic

• 1. Nonrenewable resources

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The Earth is this.

• open system

• empty system

• closed system

• destroyed forever

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The Amazon Rainforest is a good example of this because many different species live there.

• Sustainability

• 1. Nomadic

• 1. Nonrenewable resources

• 1. Biodiversity

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