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Please complete on warm up sheet, and turn in any signed syllabus
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Describe the major environmental effects of hunter-gathers, the agricultural revolution, and the Industrial Revolution Key Words: ◦ Environmental science ◦ agriculture
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Create a table in notes to fill entire page (4 columns and 3 rows) Class will be broken up into 3 groups ◦ Hunter/gathers ◦ Agriculture ◦ Industrial Revolution Within each group, they will be broken up again into ◦ Characteristics ◦ Effects On Environment Have groups read designated section, fill in their
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Hunter/GathersAgricultural Revolution Industrial Revolution Characteristics Effects on Environment
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Read pg. 12 in book Define how the earth is a closed system? What is the difference between a local, regional, global environmental problem? Given the following examples, which on is local, global, regional? ◦ Algae blooms on Lake Erie ◦ Cutting down the Rainforest ◦ Looking into various pollutants as a cause for the cancer cluster in Clyde
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What do you notice? What are some milestones Why do you think the curve is the way that it is?
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We hit 7 billion in 2012
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The number of people living in cities in each country of the world in 2010, together with the percentage of the population in countries with large urban populations. Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/small-cities-population-growth-by-2050-2012- 5#ixzz2d2zm1hJwcountryhttp://www.businessinsider.com/small-cities-population-growth-by-2050-2012- 5#ixzz2d2zm1hJw
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What do estimate the world population to be in 2050? What factors do you think effect population growth? What countries will have the largest populations What environmental concerns/crisis will we face in 2050 Due: Tuesday
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