What is the first step in the environmental policy process? O Identify the problem O ldentify specific causes of the problem O Envision a solution and set goals O Get organized

Q: Define natural capital. Define natural resourcesand ecosystem services, and give two examples…

A: "ANSWER  Natural capital refers to natural assets that provide natural resource inputs and…

Q: What are two ways that the EPA is using to help preserve wetlands?

A: Environment is the condition or surroundings of a living organism in which it lives. Environment is…

Q: Exploitation of patent of biological resources of other nations is called as A. Biosafety B.…

A: Biological resources are the all of the biological constituent of a ecosystem which are part of it…

Q: The Monteverde Cloud Forest in Costa Rica is an example of a O a. restored ecosystem O b.government…

A: c. private nature reserve The Monteverde Cloud Forest in Costa Rica is an example of a private…

Q: Which of the following describes a strategy that can reduce land, water, and energy use in meat and…

A: For reaching the correct answer let's analyse all of the options given.  Option 1-feeding livestock…

Q: What are the differences between environmental science and environmental governance? How does the…

A: Environment is the combination of the natural resources along with the living organisms. Studying…

Q: The atmosphere acts as a reservoir. a. water cycleb. carbon cyclec. nitrogen cycled. phosphorus…

A: The atmosphere acts as a reservoir for water, carbon as well as oxygen.  These very important…

Q: For each of the following actions, state one or moreof the three scientific principles of…

A: Environmental protection has become one of the major requirements in today's scenario of increasing…

Q: Choose the word that best describes the picture provided. * O potential resource reserve resource O…

A: Potential resources are those which exist in a region and and which can be used in the future.…

Q: How do you think humans might affect the environment? Check all that apply. O by adding greenhouse…

A: Everything that surrounds us is part of our environment. It includes everything natural, alive,…

Q: The niche is a property of a O a. species O b. community C. individual O d. environment

A: Ecology is a study of relationship in organism.

Q: Define sustainable development. What is meant by the triple bottom line? Why is it important to…

A: Humans have affected nature on a large scale.

Q: What challenges are anticipated in reducing an ecologically footprint? How might a person overcome…

A: Ecological footprint estimates the biologically productive land and sea area needed to provide the…

Q: What does environmental stewardship means?

A: An environment is defined as the surrounding or condition in which a person, plant or animal…

Q: A company is given a yearly allowance of carbon emissions it is permitted to release. Due to using…

A: This question can be solved via using rules of economical optimization for the surplus.

Q: If DDT, a pesticide, were introduced into the food chain below, due to bioaccumulation which…

A: The full name of DDT  is Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane. It is used as an insecticide to kill…

Q: Which of the following are ways in which bioterrorismcould be exerted?(a) Farm animals (cows and…

A: The implication of biological substances or agents with intention is called bioterrorism. These…

Q: A factor that increases humanity’s ecological footprint isa. human population growth.b.…

A: Ecological Footprint are the footprint that help to identify the productive land and sea area for…

Q: Discuss one human activity that you think has contributed immensely to environmental damage.And…

A: There are so many human activities which really damages the environment in many ways such as…

Q: Why is environmental science interesting to learn about?

A: Environmental science is the study of interactions between the biological, physical, and chemical…

Q: Describe what is sustainable development and explain why such concept is necessary. Give a specific…

A: Sustainable development is defined as process of development by justified use of natural…

Q: 1. Which ecological service provides us with food and water, wood, fuel, fiber, pharmaceuticals, and…

A: 1) Four major categories  of  ecosystem services :  -Provisioning, -regulating , -cultural and…

Q: Which feature is associated with the sustainability of a rural society? a. planting cover crops when…

A: Sustainability is a term that mainly focuses on the judicial uses of resources by the current…

Q: ____ flow(s) one-way through ecosystems while ____ is/are recycled. a. Biomass . . . elementsb.…

A: An ecosystem is a community or area where animals, plants and many other elements or organisms live…

Q: What is the importance of Environmental impact Assessment for The sustainable development of every…

A: “Sustainable development” is the growth that fulfills the needs of the present/current generation…

Q: resource depletion zo

A: Answer: Intensity of light is reduced Asset consumption/Resource depletion is the weariness of…

Q: An environmental worldview is O a belief in environmental stewardship O a type of planetary…

A: The natural environment comprises both living (biotic) and non-living (abiotic) things. Biotic and…

Q: Given a hierarchy of ecological systems, indicate what attributes will be of interest to you at each…

A: Ecology: The study of inter-relationship between an individual and its environment is termed as…

Q: Researchers suggest that over the course of 50-60 years we can make a transition to a more…

A: The need has shifted attention to a sustainable energy supply, which entails efficient energy use,…

Q: Communities of organisms, together with abiotic entities, make up an ecosystem. What are these…

A: Given: Communitiies of organisms together  with abiotic entities make up an ecosystem.Ecology is the…

Q: Describe how waste management will be different in a sustainable future

A: Waste management may be defined as the activities that are necessary for managing the waste…

Q: Humans' effect on the environment, which includes a combination of what they consume and the waste…

A: 1) Ecological Footprint - It is the impact of human activities as measured by the area of…

Q: What are some approaches that the United Nations has taken toward environmental issues?

A: United Nations has taken some approaches toward environmental issues

Q: How does the biodiversity of an ecosystem change over time as it progresses through the natural…

A: Species abundance and species richness along with species diversity in an ecosystem determines the…

Q: 5. Which actions are an example of man's Indirect Impact on an ecosystem? Select all that apply. O…

A: Our human population has been increasing drastically. To meet the needs of the ever-growing…

Q: ean Air ACt and water Pollution Control Act. 10. Why would some states need to have different laws…

A: Entire world generally follow common rules regarding environment conservation, but still some states…

Q: Buffer zones in a conservation program are: O a. Areas in which the original habitat has been…

A: Conservation programs include the practices to protect the species living in wild and also their…

Q: A geothermal heating system is installed outside a house by laying pipes underground, as shown in…

A: Hydrothermal power plants use services that include both water (hydro) and heat (thermal) (thermal).…

Q: Explain Who should develop an environmental policy?

A: The environment is in direct contact with us. Environmental pollution affects human and animal…

Q: Do you consider the Kyoto Protocol the most important moment in environmental history?

A: The Kyoto Protocol is a Protocol that was proposed to the United Nations Framework Convention on…

Q: Which of the following are the three important questio interaction? Select all that apply. I a. What…

A: Everything that surround us makes our environment. Our environment includes biotic as well as…

Q: 8. Describe the key concepts of environmentalism.

A: Environmentalism is used as a general term to refer to concern for the environment and particularly…

Q: How can we reduce the impacts of human activities on the environment? Defend if hydroponics would be…

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Q: Sustainable solutions should  A) emphasize economics over all other fields. B) incorporate the…

A: The five major environmental problems that are faced  are, Protection of biodiversity- it is most…

Q: NAAQS may change over time because O the ability of the population to resist pollutants changes over…

A: NAAQS stands for the national ambient air quality standards.

Q: The use of renewable energy resources rather than burning fossil fuels helps air pollution. O…

A: The use of renewable energy resources rather than burning fossils fuels helps reduce air pollution

Q: Which of the following would be considered a human activity with a negative impact on the…

A: Thank you for the question  Answer :-  The correct answer is Deforestation  Explanation :-…

Environmental health and hazards

An organism's environment is the environment in which it lives and has an impact on its well-being. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines environmental health as "those aspects of public health, such as quality of life, that are influenced by physical, chemical, biological, social, and psychosocial components in the environment." Environmental health is concerned with both natural and man-made settings in order to enhance public health. Environmental science, occupational medicine, toxicology, and epidemiology are the key subdisciplines of environmental health.