Lesson 1: Population
Lesson 2: Air Pollution
Lesson 3: Impact on Land
Lesson 4: Water Pollution
100
Earth's population continues to grow. How does that affect the Earth?

More natural resources will be used.

100

How can air pollution harm people, animals, or plants?

Air pollution makes it hard to breathe for people and animals.

100

What is conservation? What are some ways we can conserve natural resources?

Conservation is using only what we need.

100

What are some ways people pollute water sources?

heat, litter, VOC, nitrates

200

What is overpopulation?

When the population grows too large for the resources we have.

200

How can we protect the ozone layer?

Stop using CFC's, reduce greenhouse gases.

200

Define erosion.

Moving of weathered material by wind, water, ice

200

How can we prevent water pollution?

using less fossil fuels, being careful when transporting fossil fuels, etc...

300
How does having more people born than die in a year affect the population?

The population will grow.

300

What is the ozone layer?

The ozone layer is a layer of O3 that protects us from UV rays.

300
Define desertification

when once fertile land turns into a desert due to over use

300
What is turbidity?

How cloudy or dirty the water is/the amount of soil in the water

400

What is temperature inversion? How does it trap pollution?

When warm air is trapper by cold air, and pollution can't disperse.

400

Define nutrient depletion

When there are no more nutrients in the soil due to over farming

400

How does having high turbidity hurt the plants and animals in the water?

It can cover up nests and eggs of water birds

500

How is smog made?

Cars emit hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxides, it reacts to sunlight, ozone forms.

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