History of the Environment Questions

How much of the world is turning into desert?

How many tons of food scraps and plant cuttings are collected per day in San Francisco?

Gumaan ang trabaho at pamumuhay ang karamihan dahil sa mga inobasyong dulot ng industriyalisasyon.Nagsimula nang lumipat ang mga tao mula rural na probinsya papuntang urban na siyudad.Lumobo ang populasyon sa urban dahilan kung bakit nagkaroon ng kakulangan ng trabaho sa lungsod.Pagbabawas ng mga trabahante dahil sa mas murang at epesyenteng dulot ng makina kesa sa tao.Paglaganap ng child labor lalo na sa mga pabrika.Nagsimulang magdusa ang kalikasan dahil sa polusyong dulot ng mga pabrika at ng paglobo ng populasyon.

Which 3 countries did not sign onto the Four for 1000 pledge presented by Monsieur Le Foll, the French Minister of Agriculture?

How many people are pushed off their land yearly due to desertification?

EXTINCTEXTINCT IN THE WILDTHREATENED ( CRITICALLY ENDANGERED, ENDANGERED, VULNERABLE)NEAR THREATENEDLEAST CONCERN

What element did Dow focus on in their TV ad campaign addressing the Bhopal tragedy?

All our soils that are under chemical conventional agriculture are almost completely devoid of what?

By 1934 of the Dust Bowl, how many acres of cropland were permanently damaged?

What can affect the credibility of a scientific study?

According to the United Nations, the world's remaining topsoil will be gone within how many years?

What is the driving engine of the soil as an ecosystem?

Since 1750, when the Industrial Revolution began, we've pumped about _______ of CO2 into the atmosphere - - which is also called our _______ of carbon.

What are some ways in which conservative/cornucopian philanthropists, like Joseph Coors and the Koch brothers, have played a central role in organized climate change denial? What does this say about why money can be such a powerful organizational resource?

What do think tanks, front groups, and astroturf groups illustrate about the power of money as a political resource for organizations and groups?

Which of the following sources is the best place to find accurate and unbiased information:1. News Magazine2. Newspaper 3. Scientific Journal

What environmental protections should we be aware of regarding properties?

What public event specifically offered a dramatic illustration of how people were feeling about environmental issues in the late 1960s? Why would this event have mattered to federal officials like Hickel, and, ultimately, President Nixon?

What are some reasons why, in Layzer's view, public opinion on environmental issues changed so dramatically over this time period?

What was the name of the new 'biofuel' Exxon planned to produce?