1 — Human Impacts & Solutions
Identify connections between human impacts on the environment and their sources.
Big agriculture turns the land into fields by cutting down trees and running the animals out.
Deforestatio
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1 — Human Impacts & Solutions
Identify connections between human impacts on the environment and their sources.
Big agriculture turns the land into fields by cutting down trees and running the animals out.
Deforestation and habitat fragmentation can lead directly to __________.
a.) a decrease in agricultural production
b.) a decrease in the human population
c.) an increase in endangered species
d.) an increase in biodiversity
2 — Air Pollution
Differentiate between the three sources of air pollution.
Examples of stationary sources of outdoor air pollution are __________.
a.) cruise ships
b.) lightning
c.) landfills
d.) volcano eruptions
3 — Indoor Air Pollution
Determine key aspects of indoor air quality issues.
Which of the following is NOT a common indoor air pollutant?
a.) Nitrogen oxide
b.) Asbestos
c.) Radon
d.) Lead dust
4 — Impacts of Air Pollution
Recognize the impacts of pollutants on human and environmental health.
Respiratory and cardiovascular damage is most likely caused by ___________.
a.) particulate matter
b.) acid rain
c.) ozone layer depletion
d.) climate change
5 — Efforts to Address Air Pollution
Determine the goals of governmental agencies and legislative acts aimed to improve air pollution.
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Which governmental act or agency monitors air quality in the workplace?
a.) Clean Air Act
b.) Occupational Safety and Health Administration
c.) Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Act
d.) Environmental Protection Agency
6 — Energy
Determine the key characteristics of renewable sources, non-renewable sources, and fossil fuels.
Which of the following statements about fossil fuels is true?
a.) Nuclear energy is an example of a fossil fuel.
b.) Global demand for fossil fuels is decreasing.
c.) Fossil fuels can be replenished within a generation.
d.) Fossil fuels are non-renewable because they take millions of years to form.
7 — Non-Renewable Energy
Recognize the impacts of non-renewable energy resources.
Water and land pollution from spills are a
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