Into to Environmental Science

Natural material that can be replaced relatively quickly through natural processes

The study of how living things interact with each other and with their nonliving environments

A field of study involving the physical, biological, and social sciences

Practice of growing, breeding, and caring for plants and animals

A state in which human population can survive indefinitely

A law describing the relationship between an item's availability and its value.

A natural material that can be replaced relatively quickly through natural processes

No

Yes

No

Yes

A clean bathroom used by an individual in their apartment

A classroom or kitchen after a lot of people were using it

A well-kept laptop owned by a single individual

A garden owned by a single family

water loss, deforestation, mineral depletion

pollution, loss of biodiversity, resource depletion

over population, fires, land loss

hurricanes, flooding, fires

75, 20

50, 75

75, 50

20, 75

sand

cotton

oil / petrochemicals

soil

a.Hunter-gatherer Period

Agricultural Revolution

c. Industrial Revolution

Both a. and c.

Carbohydrates and type

Amount and protein

Diversity and access

Water content and nutritional profile