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5. Education B.A. Biology & Environmental Studies Hamline University St. Olaf College M.A. Teaching

6. Introduce yourself Name You were just given a yacht. What would you name it?

7. Introduce yourself Name If you were to perform in the circus, what would you do?

8. Introduce yourself Name If you had to enter a contest for the “most uselessly unique talent,” what would your talent be? Show us!

9. DO NOW List 2 – 3 things you think you will learn about in APES this year. Don’t forget to write using complete sentences.

10. Calendar & Website http://schwichtenberg.wikispaces.com

11. Late Work Policy Late Work

12. APES: Chapter 1 What is Environmental Science? What are resources? What is pollution?

13. What is Environmental Science? Environmental Science - interdisciplinary study of human relationships with other organisms and the nonliving physical environment

15. Watch This! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-XpUacV-TE Mercy Mercy Me - Marvin Gaye 1971 : What’s Going On Album

16. What is the study of Env. Science ? Environmental Science tries to establish principles and model how the natural world functions AND THEN uses these principles to develop solutions to environmental problems caused by humans.

17. What is a resource? Resource - anything from environment that meets the needs/wants of humans defined based on replenishment time

19. Renewable Resource replenished during lifetime, can be depleted but regenerated in human lifespan

20. Nonrenewable Resource Cannot be replenished during lifetime, fixed stock, can be replenished on geologic timescale

21. Perpetual Resource Renewed Continuously

24. Ecological Footprint Amount of land needed to produce the resources needed by an average person in a country

25. Ecological Footprint

27. Sustainable Meeting the needs of today without harming future generation’s abilities to meet their needs.

28. Three Principles of Sustainability

29. Sustainable

30. Solar Capital Natural Capital What needs to be sustained?

31. Natural Capital = Natural Resources + Natural Services Fig. 1-4, p. 9

33. What is pollution? Pollution -any addition to air/water/food/soil that threatens health of organisms

34. Sources Point Source from single identifiable source Nonpoint Source from dispersed sources p. 12 = Fig 1-9, Fig 1-10 Env. Problems + Causes

38. Major Environmental Problems 1.Air Pollution 2.Biodiversity Depletion 3.Food Supply Problems 4.Waste Production 5.Water Pollution

39. Basic Causes of Environmental Problems 1.Rapid Population Growth 2.Unsustainable Resource Use 3.Poverty 4.Not including environmental cost in the price of goods/services 5.Trying to manage and simplify nature with too little understanding of how it works.

40. Fig. 1-18, p. 21 ? Industrial revolution Black Death—the Plague 2–5 million years 4000 B. C.A. D. 800060002000 2100 Hunting and gathering Agricultural revolutionIndustrial revolution Time Billions of people 0 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

41. IPAT is Another Environmental Impact Model I = P x A x T – I = Environmental impact – P = Population – A = Affluence – T = Technology

42. Environmental Impact of Humans

43. Fig. 1-14, p. 17 Less-Developed Countries Consumption per person (affluence, A) Population (P) Technological impact per unit of consumption (T) Environmental impact of population (I) More-Developed Countries

44. What are current issues at the heart of Env. Science? ENERGY SUPPLY and DEMAND GLOBAL WARMING

45. OVERPOPULATION FOOD SUPPLIES