Pollution
Human Impact
Human uses of land
Renewable Resources
Nonrenewable Resources
100

This type of pollution involves disposing trash/garbage in the wrong places such as in field in a park

littering 

100

Agriculture is the technical term for how humans grow _______.

Food, Crops, Animals for Food

100

List 3 types of Fossil Fuels

Natural Gas, Oil, Coal

100

Replacement for electrical energy attached on top of houses and absorb energy. 

solar panel

100

True or false: Fossil fuels takes only a decade to produce.

False. It takes millions of years.

200

Which type of pollution is associated with emissions from cars?

non-point source pollution

200

The human removal of entire forests is called what?

Deforestation 

200

What are some ways we use land that is harmful to our environment?

Deforestation (cutting down trees) for agriculture, urban development or logging) , Increased industrial agricultural (farming) practices that is focused on maximizing crop yield), removal of Earth's minderals and fossil fuels, 

200

Wind power can be used for generating electricity if we build these devices

wind turbines

200

Fossil fuels are called "fossil" because they come from

old, decomposed organisms

300

Organisms can die from high temperatures and lack of oxygen is a ______ ______.

thermal pollution

300

Why is it important to protect our wetlands? 

Serve as Habitat/Filter/Prevents flooding.

300

What is a way that people can help prevent water pollution?

Using less detergent, disposing of chemicals properly

300

Identify a renewable resource that humans have the power to replenish themselves.

Trees, plants, biomass

300

Provide 3 examples of non-renewable resources

Answers may vary

400

Ex of chemicals from farms that enter water supply, leading increasing toxins or an overgrowth of harmful species in the ecosystem.

fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides 

400

Nonnative species that can outcompete the native species 

Invasive species

400

Planting more trees can help reduce global warming because they absorb/remove this gas from the atmosphere

carbon dioxide

400

Define Renewable resources

A natural resource that can be replaced over time ( usually within human years)

400

Burning fossil fuels increases this gas in the atmosphere

carbon dioxide (CO2)

500

What percentage of the water on Earth is drinkable?

Only 1%. 97% is undrinkable and 3% is frozen.

500

True or false: Is increased irrigation is one way to prevent desertification?

True

500

When the good parts of the soil are gone, usually from bad farming and causes the land to become less fertile is: _____ _____.

Nutrient depletion 

500

Resources that come from the Earth and is used to generate energy.

Natural resources

500

Define Non-renewable resources 

A natural resource that cannot be replaced over a short period of time. * These resources are limited*