composed of the natural world and the “built” world

Increase in global average temperatures due to natural and anthropological activities and severe droughts and heat waves, population decline in species, rising sea levels

Worsening air quality, toxic haze, air pollutants

Lack of access to safe drinking water

Uneven distribution of food resources

Renewable and non renewable energy sources

Habitat destruction, overexploitation, pollution, introduction of foreign species

All are examples of Interventions and Signs of Hope except;

a process for producing empirical knowledge by observing natural phenomena

refers to the cumulative body of knowledge produced by many scientists

is a search for ecological stability and human progress that can last over the long term

“meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs”

Environmental science is?

has a role in understanding and helping the environment