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4955477750Land owned by a community of government that is available for use by citizens is called a(n)open access renewable resource0
4955484280Air, water, soil, plans and wind, as well as processes such as photosynthesis, are all examples ofnatural capital1
4955487860The population of the world has been increasing...exponentially2
5337095703The interdiscplinary subject that combies information from the physical sciences and the social sciences to learn how the Earth works is calledEnvironmental science3
5337099500Which factor is used by the United Nations to classify a nation as developed or developing?Degree of industrialization4
5337109478What generalization about developing countries (LDCs) is true?They use about 12% of the world's total resources5
5337113604An example of environmentally sustainable economic development ispollution prevention6
5337126434If everyone on earth consumed resources at the same level as an average citizen of the US, we would needFive more Earths7
5337212600We buy a table that is made from a beautiful tropical hardwood. The table's price is high. Even so, the price does not usually includethe cost to the environment of removing the tree that the lumber came from8
5337216548One millionth of a gram is a ____ grammicro-9
5337220096According to the World Health Organization (WHO), poverty often results in premature death due to all of the following reasons exceptthe availability of clean drinking water10
5337223075Affluence results in a safer, often more environmentally managed society in all ways exceptincreased resource use11
5337228833The amount of biologically productive land and water neeeded to supply the people in a particular area with resources, and to absorb and recycle the wastes and pollution produced by such resource use is called theecological footprint12
5337231907All of the following are tenants of the Principles of Sustainability exceptfossil fuel recharging13
5337234649What is the current strategy regarding pollution?emphasis should be placed on prevention since is works better and is cheaper in the long run than cleanup initiatives14
5352039612Small inputs of this substance, commonly a limiting factor in aquatic ecosystems, can result in algal blooms and dead zones.Phosphorous15
5352043059Aerobic respiration requiresGlucose and oxygen16
5352056972Sulfur is added to the atmosphere in all the following ways- Anaerobic Decomposition in Swamps - Sea Spray - From Volcanoes -from acid rain deposition17
5352103453Also known as mineralization, this process is carried out by decomposers and returns nutrients in organic matter back to the soilAmmonification18
5352155747Fragmenting one large park or preserve into many small parks with human habitation in between them is most likely to lead to what?reduction in species diversity19
5352166393An ecosystem can survive without...Consumers20
5352172721The very necessary process of breaking down the dead bodies or wastes from organisms is the job ofDetrivores21
5352184624anthropogenicChanges and pollution in nature that is caused by humans22

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