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Point/Counterpoint:
Controversy over
Extinction
4.4
4.3
4.2
4.1
CHAPTER OUTLINE
CHAPTER 4
Never does nature say one thing, and wisdom another.
—Juvenal
50
CRITICAL THINKING
Exercise
The information gained from various fields of
science such as ecology is often loosely trans-
lated in the public arena. Terms are some-
times misinterpreted. Facts are taken out of
context. New findings are given more cre-
dence than they deserve, and old, disproved
ideas remain in the popular thinking for a
long time. As you read this chapter, make a
list of terms, ideas, concepts, and facts you
encounter that contradict what you thought
was true.
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a natural system. The clothes you wear, your morning tea or
coffee, and even the cornflakes you ate for breakfast are
products of the Earth—the soil, water, air, and plants.
Like all other species, humans depend on the soil, air,
water, sun, and a host of living organisms to survive. Each
year, in fact, human beings (and other animals) consume
enormous quantities of oxygen, which is used in the cells of
our bodies to break down food molecules to generate en-
ergy. Oxygen is produced by plants and algae. Without these
organisms, humans and other animals could not survive.
Trees, grasses, and other plants also provide a host of addi-
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sheds near our homes, preventing flooding and erosion.
Swamps purify the water in streams and lakes—water many
of us drink. Birds help to control insect populations.
Clearly, nature serves us well. Although many of us have
isolated ourselves from nature, we still depend on nature in
many ways. We have not emancipated ...
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Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
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Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
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- 2. EARTH DAY Earth day is celebrated every year on 22nd April Earth day was first observed on 22nd April, 1970
- 3. SOLAR SYSTEM
- 5. HYDROSPHERE
- 6. ATMOSPHERE
- 7. OZONE LAYER FOUND BETWEEN TROPOSPHERE AND STARTOSPHERE
- 8. ECOSYSTEM
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- 10. PROBLEMS OZONE LAYER DEPLETION DEFORESTATION POLLUTION (GREEN HOUSE EFFECT, GLOBAL WARMING)
- 12. DEFORESTATION
- 15. MELTING OF GLACIER DUE TO GLOBAL WARMING
- 16. RISE OF SEA LEVEL DUE TO GLOBAL WARMING
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