12.7 Unit 12 Review

A mathematical formula used to calculate lab results

The study of how biological systems function in the human body

The ethical study of moral issues in the fields of biology and medicine

focusing on mindful consumption and reducing waste

focusing on using resources that decrease biodiversity

focusing on excess consumption and increasing waste

Not having safe water to drink

Using renewable energy (solar, wind)

Sustainable farming practices

It proves that building pipelines is the fastest way to create jobs.

It reminds people to consider environmental impacts and respect local communities.

It shows that all big projects are always safe and cause no problems.

Excessive use of a car

Taking longer showers

Using reusing bags, containers and bottles

Sustainable living helps society by protecting the environment, making communities stronger, and improving life for everyone.

Sustainable living makes social unfairness worse and causes problems for poor and weak groups.

Sustainable living hurts society because it stops the economy from growing and developing.

Riding a bike creates more carbon than taking the bus

Driving a car usually creates more carbon than walking or biking

Walking produces a lot of greenhouse gases

Developed countries have smaller carbon footprints because they use less energy.

Developing countries have a bigger carbon footprint because they have more factories than developed countries.

Developed countries usually have a bigger carbon footprint due to higher energy use and consumption.

Leave lights and electronics on all day

Drive a car everywhere instead of walking or biking

Use energy from solar panels or other clean sources

When the land becomes greener and better for farming

When people plant many trees to stop soil loss

When the land dries out and turns into desert, making it hard to use