Definitions
Statistics and Models
Ethics
Time Periods
Misc
100

Any natural material used by humans.

What are natural resources?

100

The collections and classification of data?

What is statistics?

100

Application of ethical standards to relationships between humans and their environment.

What is environmental ethics?

100

This time period led to the creation of Earth Day.

What is the Third Period?

100

The probability of a negative outcome.

What is risk?

200

Any undesirable change to air, water, or soul that affects values, health, survival, or activity or organisms.

What is pollution?

200

Representations of objects or systems.

What are models?

200

Human-centered view of our relationship with the environment that places high value on humans and their welfare only.

What is anthropocentrism? 

200

This time period focused on the management of public lands.

What is the First Period?

200

Hardin’s “Tragedy of Commons” essay addresses the conflicts associated with ___. 

What is protecting shared resources?

300

The number and variety of species that live in an area.

What is biodiversity?

300

The number obtained by adding the total data and dividing it by the amount of data.

What is mean?

300

Viewpoint that takes into consideration the values and harms to the entire ecological system (both living and non living).

What is ecocentrism?

300

This period brought about the Environmental Protection Agency.

What is Modern Day?

300

The value of things that simply exist.

What is existence value?

400

Values not usually included in the price of goods.

What is non-market values?

400

The relative arrangement of members of a population.

What is distribution? 

400
A viewpoint that places value on all living things and emphasizes value on individual organisms.

What is biocentrism? 

400

This time period focused on preservation and led to the creation of the National Park System.

What is the Second Period.

400

This balances the cost of the action with the expected benefits.

What is cost-benefit analysis?

500

A condition in which human needs are met in a way that the population can survive indefinitely. 

What is sustainability? 

500

A group of individuals used to represent a whole.

What is a sample?

500

The promotion of fair and equitable policy and practice regardless of race, income, or ethnicity. 

What is environmental justice movement?

500

This time period experienced high population growth, intense resource consumption, and high amounts of water, air and chemical pollution.

What is the Third Period?

500

Lower incomes, agricultural based economics, and a growth in population are all characteristics of ____.

What is developing countries?

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