Ch.10 L3 Quiz

_______ is contributing to wetland destruction, with many lakes in Norway and a significant proportion of lakes in Sweden and Finland showing its impact

• Deforestation 
• Acid Rain
• Climate change
• Overfishing

Deforestation has caused major disruptions to animal and plant ecosystems in the

• tidal marshes.

• Baltic Sea.

• boreal forest.

• peat-rich wetlands.

The practice and business of recreational travel that considers its impact on the environment is known as

• development.

• sustainability.

• conservation.

• ecotourism.

An increase in ship traffic on the Baltic Sea has introduced

• eutrophication

• water stratification

• invasive species

• coastal runoff

The deforestation of much of Europe's original forests has been caused by

• acid rain

• chemical runoff

• stratification and eutrophication

• logging and agriculture

Scandinavian scientists in the 1950s learned that damage to some of Northern Europe's lakes and streams was being caused by

• oil spills

• invasive species

• acid rain

• water stratification

The release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere can be caused by

• deforestation of the boreal forest.

• oils spills on the Baltic Sea

• chemical runoff on wetlands

• dam construction on rivers

Northern Europe's climate is changing more rapidly than in many other parts of the world due to its

• cooler temperatures

• changing migration patterns.

• traditional farming practices

• high latitudes

Limiting the amount of timber that can be harvested is an example of

• deforestation

• ecotourism

• conservation

• recycling

An atmospheric phenomenon whereby vehicle exhaust and factory smoke combine with fog.

• Arable

• Acid Rain

• Climate

• Smog