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Social Studies Starter Environments Social Studies Starter

Name three things that the physical environment includes: Air Water Plants Animals Buildings

Name three things the cultural environment includes Characteristics of the population Values Attitudes Lifestyles Relationships.

Orokonui Eco-sanctuary How does Orokanui Promote the sustainable use of the environment? One Minute

If not managed correctly - name as many human impacts on this environment as possible.....

Quick Fire Question An is an assessment of the possible positive or negative impact that a proposed project may have on the environment, together consisting of the environmental, social and economic aspects. Environmental Impact Assessment

List as many environmental issues as you can in one minute Climate change Nanotechnology Conservation Nuclear issues Energy Overpopulation Environmental degradation Ozone depletion Environmental health Pollution Genetic engineering Water pollution Intensive farming Resource depletion Land degradation Consumerism Soil Waste