Introduction to Environmental Science

Can be used over and over. Will always be there for us.

• completely renewable

• limited renewable

• nonrenewable

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Renews in a short time. We must be careful how we use it.

• completely renewable

• limited renewable

• nonrenewable

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Which one is a limited renewable resource?

• coal

• animals

• sunlight

• natural gas

Draw a diagram that describes/explains Tragedy Of The Commons.

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The study of the environment that includes physical, biological, and social sciences?

• Anatomy

• Physiology

• Environmental Science

• Geometry

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________________is the study of how the natural world works, how our environment affects us, and how we affect our environment.

• Environmentalism

• Environmental Science

• Biocentrism

• Ecological Footpring

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The environment contains

• living things only.

• non-living things only.

• both living and non-living things.

• only artificial things.

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What are some major fields of study included in environmental science?

• Zoology

• Chemistry

• Anthropology

• Botany

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Give an example of "loss of biodiversity"

• overfishing

• toxic run-off

• mining

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Which of the following best describes the concept of sustainability in environmental science?

• Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

• Using all available resources to maximize economic growth.

• Focusing solely on the conservation of wildlife.

• Prioritizing industrial development over environmental concerns.

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