Food Security (causes and impacts)
Managing Food Security
Energy Resources
Energy Security
Waste Management
100

Two of the three main considerations when discussing food security. 

1. Food availability

2. Food access

3. Food use

100

Difference between extensive and intensive farming

Intensive farming is when farmers produce more food in smaller areas and in extensive farming, they use large areas of land to produce food products. 

100

These are natural resources, such as solar or wind energy, that can replenish themselves within a human lifetime.

Renewable resources

100

Energy security is the uninterrupted availability of energy resources under what condition? 

Affordable price

100

Recycling is the most important aim for the Reduce, Reuse, Recycle method to manage waste. True or False? 

False

200

Two causes of food insecurity

water shortage, land degradation, agricultural pests and diseases, population growth, diverting crops for biofuels, poverty, price setting, climate change, and unsustainable production

200

Describe aquaponics 

Fish eat plant waste and then produce waste that plants can use as fertilizer

200

Give two examples of non renewable resources

Oil, gas, coal, and nuclear fuel

200

Name of a cause of energy insecurity

Population growth, location of energy resources, fossil fuel depletion, supply distribution, and differing needs of countries experiencing different levels of economic development and climate change. 

200

Most common waste disposal method employed around the world currently. 

Landfill

300
Two of the four main threats or impacts that food insecurity causes. 
Increases amount of people living in poverty, slows economic development, political destabilization, and population decline
300

Define GM crops

Crops scientifically developed through changes in their genes to grow under challenging conditions and produce higher levels of nutrition. 

300

Main disadvantage of geothermal energy

Can only be used in certain areas where the heat of the Earth is close to the surface such as New Zealand, Iceland, and parts of the western U.S like Yellowstone National Park

300

Countries at what economic level have a higher energy demand? 

HICs

300

Name a type of waste exported to other countries 

Household waste, Hazardous waste, recyclable waste, and e waste. 

400

Define subsistence farming

Farming that produces just enough food for the farmer and their family, leaving little to no surplus to sell for profit. 

400

Weeds can compete with plants for space, water, light, and nutrients. This can reduce that competition- 

Herbicide

400

According to Cambridge, this is the most important form of renewable energy in the world today. 

HEPs (Hydro electric power)

400

Name 2 impacts of energy insecurity

Poverty, lower standard of living (education and overall health), civil unrest and conflict, increasing energy prices, and reliance on imported energy sources. 

400

Difference between bioaccumulation and biomagification

Bioaccumulation is the build up of toxins in an organisms body, and biomagnification is the build up of a toxin in an ecosystem's food chain or web. 

500

Name one cause of land degradation

Over cropping or Monoculture cropping

500

Lack of water can be a limiting factor as to how many crops can grow somewhere. What is the main way to artificially supply land with water through pipes, canals, or sprinklers called? 

Irrigation

500

Biomass that comes from organic material like plants and animal waste can be made into biofuels. Name one biofuel. 

Bioethanol and Biogas

500

Solution to an overly stressed energy supply system - a type of energy rationing 

Rolling blackouts

500

What is the oxygen free process called that is necessary for fermentation

Anaerobic

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