Agricultural Practices
Meat and Fish
Water and Pests
Mining
Urbanization
100

overusing an aquifer because it is not on your property is an example of this

What is Tragedy of the Commons?

100

in CAFOs or feedlots, animals are fed this to raise them as quickly as possible

What is grain or corn?

100

this type of irrigation is the most efficient method

What is drip irrigation?

100

this is removed to access the ore deposits below 

What is overburden?

100
this is why urban areas are more prone to flooding
What is impervious surfaces which holds water rather than restoring the groundwater?
200

the two effects of clearcutting include these

What is increased soil erosion, flooding, reduced habitats, and/or increased turbidity in nearby waters?

200
animals grown in feedlots are bad for the environment because of this reason (hint - not overgrazing)

What is groundwater contamination?

200

this is the problem with waterlogging

What is suffocating the plants by drowning the roots?

200

mining becomes more dangerous and expensive if they have to do this

What is dig deeper?

200

urbanization in coastal areas can lead to this due to excessive groundwater withdrawal

What is saltwater intrusion?

300

the green revolution used many practices to improve food production including these two

What is mechanization, planting high yield crops, using GMOs, synthetic fertilizers, better irrigation, and increased pesticide use?

300

desertification can be prevented through this practice

What is rotational grazing?

300

using this method is meant to reduce the number of chemical pesticides in use

What is IPM?

300

mining impacts local water sources in this way

What is groundwater contamination, acidification, and increased erosion leading to increased turbidity?

300

this is one way to mitigate the negative effects of urbanization

What is a rooftop garden, permeable pavement, or public transportation?

400

this process breaks up soil for planting but also increases erosion and loses topsoil nutrients

What is tilling?

400

these two are drawbacks to aquaculture

What is high concentration of waste leading to eutrophication, the spread of disease, introduction of native species, contaminating water through antibiotics in their waste?

400

this is the definition of the pesticide treadmill

What is using more or new pesticides to overcome tolerance previously built up by the pests

400

the purpose of mine reclamation is this

What is restoring land to the original state?

400

more asphalt has what impact on the albedo effect

What is decreases albedo as more heat is absorbed?
500

these three sustainable techniques are employed to maintain soil quality and reduce erosion

What is contour plowing, terracing, planting perennial crops and windbreaks, strip cropping or crop rotation?

500

these two are possible drawbacks to overfishing

What is loss of income for fisherman, loss of biodiversity, increased inbreeding?

500

using crops resistant to pests is one way to avoid using pesticides, but the downside of that is this

What is losing biodiversity?

500

WAH WAH - Pick another question

What is Mrs. Lawrence could not think of a question so you need to pick another question?

500

these are causes for urban sprawl

What is highway system, cheaper housing, and the domino effect of others leaving?

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