Ecological Footprint Quiz

What is the impact of a high ecological footprint on biodiversity?

• No impact on biodiversity

• Negative impact on biodiversity

• Decrease in ecological footprint

• Positive impact on biodiversity

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How does a large ecological footprint contribute to deforestation?

• Decreased demand for resources such as timber and paper

• Increased conservation efforts and sustainable practices

• Increased demand for resources such as timber, paper, and land for agriculture and urban development

• Expansion of protected forest areas

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Explain the relationship between ecological footprint and water scarcity.

• The ecological footprint measures the amount of resources a person or population wastes, including water. Water scarcity occurs when the demand for water exceeds the available supply.

• The ecological footprint measures the amount of resources a person or population consumes, including water. Water scarcity occurs when the demand for water exceeds the available supply.

• The ecological footprint measures the amount of resources a person or population conserves, including water. Water scarcity occurs when the demand for water exceeds the available supply.

• The ecological footprint measures the amount of resources a person or population consumes, excluding water. Water scarcity occurs when the demand for water matches the available supply.

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What role does an individual's ecological footprint play in climate change?

• It has no impact on climate change

• It contributes to climate change by increasing carbon emissions, deforestation, and resource depletion.

• It reduces carbon emissions and deforestation

• It leads to an increase in renewable energy sources

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Discuss the impact of ecological footprint on air and water pollution.

• The ecological footprint has no impact on air and water pollution.

• The ecological footprint directly influences air and water pollution.

• Air and water pollution are not affected by the ecological footprint.

• The ecological footprint only impacts land pollution, not air and water pollution.

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How does a high ecological footprint affect the availability of natural resources?

• It increases the availability of natural resources

• It leads to depletion and scarcity of natural resources.

• It has no impact on the availability of natural resources

• It leads to the conservation of natural resources

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Explain the connection between ecological footprint and loss of habitat for wildlife.

• The ecological footprint only measures the impact of wildlife on the environment.

• The ecological footprint measures the impact of human activities on the environment, including the loss of habitat for wildlife.

• The ecological footprint has no impact on the loss of habitat for wildlife.

• Loss of habitat for wildlife has no connection to the ecological footprint.

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What are the consequences of a large ecological footprint on food production and agriculture?

• Increase in crop yield and agricultural productivity

• Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions

• Promotion of sustainable farming practices

• Deforestation, soil erosion, water pollution, and loss of biodiversity

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Discuss the impact of ecological footprint on marine ecosystems and ocean health.

• Human activities such as overfishing, pollution, and climate change can negatively impact marine ecosystems and ocean health.

• Human activities such as gardening and recycling have no impact on marine ecosystems and ocean health.

• Marine ecosystems and ocean health are not affected by overfishing, pollution, and climate change.

• The ecological footprint has a positive impact on marine ecosystems and ocean health.

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How does a high ecological footprint contribute to the depletion of non-renewable resources?

• By consuming more resources than the Earth can replenish, leading to the depletion of non-renewable resources.

• By reducing the demand for non-renewable resources

• By promoting sustainable farming practices

• By encouraging the use of renewable resources

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