Definitions
This branch of public health studies how factors like air pollution, food safety, and climate affect human well-being.
What is Environmental Health?
In the U.S., 18% of the population lacks easy access to one of these, making food insecurity worse.
What are supermarkets, transportation, or uneven distribution of stores? (one of the three)
This percentage of all global deaths are linked to environmental factors.
What is 24%? (Whoever is closest)
Turning off the tap while brushing your teeth is one way to practice this habit.
What is conserving water?
This movement ensures that no group bears an unfair share of environmental burdens, particularly marginalized or low-income communities.
What is Environmental Justice?
Low-income households spend three times more of their income on this basic necessity compared to wealthier households.
What is energy?
This percentage of the population lacks easy access to supermarkets and transportation making food insecurity worse.
What is 18%? (Whoever is closest)
Instead of tossing food scraps, you can turn them into soil through this sustainable practice.
What is composting?
Pollution, unsafe water, and food insecurity are all examples of environmental _______.
What are factors?
This country has one of the highest GDPs, has the most CO2 emissions, but has a low climate vulnerability score.
What is America or the United States?
Low-income households spend ___ times as much of their income on energy than higher-income households, despite using less energy.
What is three? (Whoever is closest)
This “3R” strategy encourages cutting back on what you discard.
What is Reduce, Reuse, Recycle?