Aquaculture/Meat Production
These are large, open storage pits for animal waste...
What are Manure Lagoons?
A GMO is the abbreviation of these words..
What is a genetically modified organism?
What is a con for free-range grazing?
What is needing more land?
Urbanization creates this kind of emission...
What are Carbon Dioxide Emissions?
This mineral is used to increase crop fertility. However, it can also lead to soil acidification..
What is limestone?
What do you need for an aquaculture?
What are space, fuel, and small amounts of water?
Another word for reduce
What is "Mitigate"
Consequences of Urbanization
What is Urban Runoff (also accepts "urban sprawl" and "increased CO2 emissions")
The measurement of how much a person/group consumes is also known as..
What is an Ecological Footprint?
This is using a variety of pest control methods to minimize environmental disruption and pesticide use
What is Integrated Pest Management?
What are invasive species and antibiotics?
This event was a change in agriculture that helped farmers in different ways..
What is the Green Revolution?
Pro: Easy harvest
Con: lack of biodiversity
State one way to decrease the amount of runoff in an urban location.
What are permeable pavements, rain gardens, or what is transportation?
The top three global uses of water are these
What is Agricultural, Industrial, and Municipal?
Too many animals are eating vegetation
What is overgrazing?
Measurement of how much land a person or group uses. Measured in Global hectares.
What is Ecological Footprint?
Population growth in urban coastal cities leads to the placement of wells, which decreases the pressure of fresh water, leading to...
What is Saltwater Intrusion?
Rain and this mineral create acid rain
What is pyrite
These are the four irrigation methods used by farmers when watering their farm...
What are the Furrow, Drip, Flood, and Spray methods?
What do both aquaculture and meat production need in order to continue but is also bad for the animals and environment?
What is antibiotics
Soil, vegetation, and rocks are removed to get ore
what is overburden?
Pros:
Makes planting and growing easier
Cons:
‒ Loss of topsoil nutrients and organic matter
‒ Increases soil erosion
What is Tilling
What is the more expensive way of mining due to higher insurance costs?
What is subsurface mining?
Slash and Burn releases these two kinds of emissions
What are GHGs and PM?