The ___ regulates how industries dispose of hazardous wastes.

In ___ economics, natural capital is a subset of the economy.

A fine paid by a company because of its pollution is an example of ___.

A(n) ___ worldview believes that while humans are most important, they have an obligation to leave the earth a better place for future generations.

​​​​​​​​​Policy that tries to avoid potential pollution even if not all the scientific studies have been done follows the ___.

In ___ economics, the economy is a subset of natural capital.

Radioactive waste containers need to last for ____.

Liquid hazardous waste can be temporarily disposed of to reduce volume through ___.

A(n) ___ worldview believes that people should learn and apply natural ecosystem principles to managing earth's resources.

Reducing ___ helps people go green by giving them the resources to use more environmentally friendly practices.

Sanitary landfills generate electricity through ___.

A gift of money from the government to help develop solar-panel technology is an example of ___.

Policy that ensures that one group of people is not subjected to an unfair share of pollution follows the ___.

Define ecological footprint.

Jim throws away his television. He should dispose of it as ___ waste.

Biosphere 2 failed because carbon dioxide levels ___ to dangerous levels.

The ___ regulates how land that is polluted with hazardous substances is developed.

A(n) ___ worldview believes that even if natural resources run out, people will be able to use innovation to meet their needs.

___ cities aim to grow up, not out.

A company that pollutes more than allowed so it buys leftover pollution permits from another company is participating in ___.