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Noise Pollution and Radiation
400

A home's thermal environment that will permit adequate heat loss from a body.   

What is a home that is adequately cooled?

400

The branch of the Federal government that passes new laws.  

What is the Legislative branch?  

400

The direction that mosquito vectors carrying diseases currently transmitting diseases in Florida are moving.   

What is North?

400

The green power source that collects methane from animal or human wastes.

What is biogas?

400

This is used to measure the pitch of sound

What is Hertz?

800

The housing need that is met by providing safe and sanitary water supply.   

What is Protection Against Disease?

  

 

800

The part of the Risk Assessment determines whether a particular chemical is or is not causally linked to a particular health effect.

What is Hazard identification?

  

 

800

This GHG has the least residence time in the atmosphere.  

What is CH4?

800

The volatile toxic substances that is needed for ozone formation. 

What are VOCs?

800

This type of sound has a short wavelength. 

What is high pitch? 

1200

According to Peter Sandman, this phrase in more correct: Outrage causes _______ perception. 

Fill in the blank  

 What is hazard?

1200

The part of the Risk Assessment that determines the extent of human exposure


What is Exposure assessment?

  

 

 

1200

This effect describes the radiation reflected by light colored surfaces like ice caps and glaciers  

What is the albedo effect?

1200

The type of mercury that killed or seriously disabled hundreds of Japanese from eating fish from Minamata bay. 

What is methyl mercury?

1200

This type of radiation is stopped by a piece of paper? 

What is Alpha particles?

1600

The lowest dose level in the (animal) study at which critical effects were observed. 

What is LOAEL?

1600

The principle used when a decision is made to avoid or mitigate serious risks even though the probability of a health out is uncertain or unknown.

What is The Precautionary Principle?

  

1600

The Intergovernmental Panel on CC's (IPCC) overarching aim for a global temperature limit over the preindustrial average in Celsius. 

What is 1.5 degrees C?

1600

The country with the largest contributor to global cumulative CO2 emissions from fossil fuel combustion in 2023 by tons?    

What is the US?

1600

This type of sound has a very low amplitude. 

What is quiet?

2000

In a healthy community, the three factors that determine our health.

What is Family Health History, Behavior/Lifestyles, and the environment?    

2000

The formula for the Hazard Quotient in a non-cancer risk assessment.

 What is the CDI/RfD? 

2000

The anthropogenic gas with the greatest global warming potential. 

What are Halocarbons?

2000

The climate change strategy of relocating people living at or near sea level.

What is Adaptation?

2000

Three actions to take to minimize your exposure to radiation. 

What is minimize time, maximize distance, and maximize protective shielding?

  

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