Act Two
All About Air
What a Pest
Road Blocks
Eco-Logic 101
100

Enacted in 1970 this landmark federal law requires agencies to evaluate the environmental impacts of their major actions before proceeding

NEPA (national environmental policy act)

100

The intent of the clean air act

Protect protecting human health in the environment by protecting ambient air quality

100

What are the two advantages of GMO crops?

More pest/disease resistance, higher crop yields

100

Social media blurs the line between these two types of communication

Public and private

100

Ecosystems do not pay attention to human boundaries pollution crosses, jurisdictions within ecosystems. This ideas referred to as what.

Ecosystem management

200

Any discernible, confined and discrete conveyance, including, but not limited to any pipe ditch channel tunnel, conduit, discreet fissure, container or rolling stock.

Point source

200

All states are required to comply with these air standards

NAAQS (national ambient air quality standards)

200

Removing standing water, a cultural IPM approach for this past

Mosquitoes

200

Name two types of info protected from FOIA (freedom of information act)

National security, personal data proprietary information on ongoing criminal investigations

200

A deceptive practice, where community or organization, exaggerates or falsely claims its environmental friendliness or sustainability efforts to appear more environmentally responsible than it actually is

Greenwashing

300

The pollution prevention act defines what to be most desirable?

Preventing pollution of the source

300

Not attainment requires state, environmental managers to develop this

SIP (state implementation plan)

300

At the time of silence spring what was the public/government’s perspective on pesticides

Limited concern for health impacts left pesticides generally seen be beneficial for agriculture public health

300

This barrier to communication is overcome by keeping your presentation focused

Information overload keep presentation on track

300

You are told to required to do something, but not given the necessary funding to effectively do it what is this key issue?

Unfunded/underfunded mandates

400

Two provisions of this pesticide control act are that all pesticides must be registered with the EPA improperly labeled, and that the EPA can suspend or cancel the registration of any pesticide posing and unreasonable risk

FIFRA (federal insecticide, fungicide, and rodenticide act)

400

New sources under the CAA are subject to this

NSPS (new source performance standards)
400

These are reasons why children are not little adult adults regarding pesticide exposure

Being smaller and size leads to the higher toxin, absorption, metabolism processes, toxins differently

400

The sunshine laws allow the press in the public to do this

The public needs to be involved in public meetings when making decisions that involve policy agents, the public must be involved

400

Functions and strategies for program management

Permitting monitoring enforcement technical assistance

500

Land disposal, restrictions are standards developed under this act

RCRA (resource conservation and recovery act)

500

These six chemicals are criteria air pollutants

Lead, carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, ground level ozone, particulate matter 2.5

500

What is an example of biological control for pest?

Using natural predators introducing an organism to eat pest/bacteria to control pest

500

Three examples of nonverbal communication

Hand gestures, eye contact, facial expressions

500

Executive order 12898 mandates all federal agencies to consider equity and environmental public health policies for minority and low income populations rather than enforcing it. What is this executive order known for addressing?

Environmental justice