Places
This river runs through Mission Valley and has a watershed that supplies much of San Diego.
What is the San Diego River?
The main human activity that releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
What is burning fossil fuels?
The type of renewable energy that utilizes heat from within the earth.
Epsilon eta _____ require(s) dues from its members
(does/doesn't)
what is Doesn't
This Autralian imported tree species has become iconic in San Diego but is a high wildfire hazard.
What is eucalyptus?
This international treaty is the most well-known effort to fight global warming.
What is the Paris Agreement (Paris Climate Accord)?
The most common renewable energy source in the U.S. today.
What is wind?
The dates for Ep Eta's rush week
what is 9/9—>9/13
This is the name of San Diego's nearest national forrest, home to the SDSU observatory.
What is Cleavland national Forrest?
The “Keeling Curve” is a famous graph that shows the rise of this over time.
(Answer: What is atmospheric CO₂ concentration?
Burning coal releases this toxic element, which can bioaccumulate in fish.
What is mercury?
The year Epsilon Eta was established
What is 2006
This Siberian lake holds more freshwater than any other single lake on Earth—About 20% of the world’s unfrozen freshwater.
What is Lake Baikal?
This is the most abundant greenhouse gas
What is water vapor (h2o)?
This metal is essential for making batteries in electric cars.
What is lithium? (nickel, cobalt, and manganese)
this is the name of the current president and vice president of Ep Eta
Olivia
The famous Hawaiian observatory where CO₂ has been measured since 1958.
What is Mauna Loa
This term describes when warm ocean waters reduce the ability of the ocean to absorb CO₂, making climate change worse.
What is ocean stratification?
This majority conservative state is home to the most wind turbines.
What is Texas?
Without referencing any sources, name three Ep Eta rush week events you will be attending this week.
I will be attending: (Game night on the grass, Herb planting, beach bonfire, tidepooling)