environment science

a preference or viewpoint that is personal, not scientific

• natural resources

• bias

• nonrenewable natural resources

• environment

can be renewed at the same rate as it is used

• environment science

• ecological footprint

• fossil fuels

• sustainable resources

are naturally replenished over short periods

• bias

• environmentalism

• renewable natural resources

• fossil fuels

includes all the living and nonliving things with which organisms interact

• sustainable resources

• fossil fuels

• environment

• ecological footprint

describes the environmental effects of an individual or population in terms of total amount of land and water resources

• environment

• ecological footprint

• environment science

• bias

people switched from animals-powered agricultural and homemade manufacturing to a society powered by nonrenewable energy sources like oil,coal,and natural gas

• fossil fuels

• renewable natural resources

• nonrenewable natural resources

• environment science

is the study of how natural works,how our environment affect us,and how we affect our environment

• sustainable resources

• environment

• natural resources

• environment science

are formed more slowly than we use them, so once they're completely depleted, they're gone forever

• natural resources

• environment

• fossil fuels

• nonrenewable natural resources

are materials and energy sources found in natural humans need to survive

• environmentalism

• ecological footprint

• natural resources

• sustainable resources

is a social movement dedicated to protecting the natural world, including people, from undesirable changes brought about by human actions

• environmentalism

• bias

• renewable natural resources

• natural resources