Environmental Awareness

What is the meaning of the word 'sustainability' in the environmental context?

• Indiscriminate exploitation of ecosystems

• Maintaining the balance of natural resources and the environment over time.

• Uncontrolled increase in environmental pollution

• Total destruction of natural resources

Explain the difference between 'recycling' and 'reuse' in environmental terms.

• Recycling: preserving products. Reuse: discarding products.

• Recycling: reusing products. Reuse: turning waste into new products.

• Recycling: discarding products. Reuse: repairing damaged products.

• Recycling: turning waste into new products. Reuse: using a product again in its original form.

What connotations does the word 'contamination' have in relation to the environment?

• The word 'contamination' in relation to the environment has neutral connotations.

• The word 'contamination' in relation to the environment has emotional connotations.

• The word 'contamination' in relation to the environment has negative connotations.

• The word 'contamination' in relation to the environment has positive connotations.

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• A material biodegradable is one that does not decompose in the environment

• The importance of biodegradable materials lies in their ability to pollute the environment

• Biodegradable materials do not contribute to environmental conservation

• A biodegradable material is one that can naturally decompose into simple chemical elements through the action of microorganisms, which helps reduce environmental pollution and contributes to environmental conservation.

Why is it crucial to understand the meaning of 'carbon footprint' in protecting the planet?

• To increase the carbon footprint and accelerate climate change

• To promote excessive use of natural resources

• Because it has no impact on the environment

• It is crucial to measure and control greenhouse gas emissions and take actions to reduce our contribution to climate change.

Explore the concept of 'deforestation' and its impact on biodiversity.

• Deforestation reduces biodiversity by destroying natural habitats of various species, which can lead to the extinction of many of them.

• Deforestation only affects a few species, not biodiversity in general

• Deforestation has no impact on biodiversity

• Deforestation increases biodiversity by allowing the growth of new species

What does the term 'renewable energy' imply and why is it essential for a sustainable future?

• Renewable energy implies the generation of toxic waste and is essential for environmental degradation

• Renewable energy implies unsustainable energy sources and is essential for accelerating climate change

• Renewable energy implies naturally replenishable energy sources and is essential for reducing dependence on fossil fuels and mitigating climate change.

• Renewable energy implies the use of fossil fuels and is essential for increasing energy dependence

Analyze the figurative meaning of 'ecosystem' and its relevance in nature preservation.

• The ecosystem refers only to living beings without considering the environment

• The ecosystem represents the interaction between living beings and their environment, being crucial for nature preservation by maintaining ecological balance and biodiversity.

• The ecosystem only affects a particular species, not biodiversity in general

• The ecosystem is an obsolete term with no relevance today

How does 'water pollution' affect the health of aquatic ecosystems?

• Water pollution improves the health of aquatic ecosystems

• Water pollution has no impact on the health of aquatic ecosystems

• Water pollution only affects terrestrial ecosystems

• Water pollution can affect the health of aquatic ecosystems by introducing toxic substances, excess nutrients, and disrupting the natural balance of the ecosystem.

Interpreta el término 'desarrollo sostenible' y su papel en la protección del medio ambiente.

• El desarrollo sostenible se enfoca en maximizar el crecimiento económico sin importar el impacto ambiental

• El desarrollo sostenible solo considera las necesidades de la generación actual

• El desarrollo sostenible no tiene relación con la preservación de los recursos naturales

• El desarrollo sostenible busca satisfacer las necesidades presentes sin comprometer las capacidades de las futuras generaciones para satisfacer sus propias necesidades, promoviendo un equilibrio entre el crecimiento económico, la inclusión social y la preservación de los recursos naturales.