This document outlines the contents of an environmental science course (SCI 256). It includes assignments, discussion questions, papers, and a final exam for each of the 5 weeks. The assignments cover topics like ecosystems, human impacts on biogeochemical cycles, natural resources, energy, climate change, environmental pollution, and sustainability. The final exam contains 40 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of these topics, including the scientific method, population growth, nutrient cycles, species extinction, and energy sources.
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Plastic in the Food Chain and the Expected Pandemic of Cancer?_Crimson Publis...CrimsonpublishersCancer
The world has a persistent plastic pollution problem and despite tremendously societal awareness we state the efforts of the International Scientific Community (ISC) are heavily lagging behind politics and other organizations, which we will substantiate further. On October 12, 2018, President Trump called out other nations, including China and Japan, for “making our oceans into their landfills” when he signed a legislation to improve efforts to clean up plastic trash from the world’s oceans [1]. Also, The European Parliament voted positively October 26, 2018 to approve a measure to ban single-use plastic across the continent which assignment hopefully could be enforced as early as 2021 [1]. This may be the first time in human history concerning ecological problems that politics and social media are at the forefront and the ISC is lagging behind.
Victory's templated critical thinking tool can be used to create interactive scaffolded lessons for ELA, social studies, science , and math. This is an example of a science critical thinking lesson.
Plastic in the Food Chain and the Expected Pandemic of Cancer?_Crimson Publis...CrimsonpublishersCancer
The world has a persistent plastic pollution problem and despite tremendously societal awareness we state the efforts of the International Scientific Community (ISC) are heavily lagging behind politics and other organizations, which we will substantiate further. On October 12, 2018, President Trump called out other nations, including China and Japan, for “making our oceans into their landfills” when he signed a legislation to improve efforts to clean up plastic trash from the world’s oceans [1]. Also, The European Parliament voted positively October 26, 2018 to approve a measure to ban single-use plastic across the continent which assignment hopefully could be enforced as early as 2021 [1]. This may be the first time in human history concerning ecological problems that politics and social media are at the forefront and the ISC is lagging behind.
Freshwater: Towards a Better Understanding of a Wicked ProblemIEREK Press
Water begets intricate and profound linkages between multiple systems. Quantitative limits to freshwater availability for human needs, variabilities in the water cycle and environmental water requirements interact with water source pollution. The arising tensions are a great challenge of immense contemporary significance that can best be described as a wickedproblem –a problem with multiple dimensions that presents unexpected consequences when engaged. Water challenges make vivid the compromises that must be made between the environment and development. These compromises surface in the conflict between ecocentric and technocentric discourse. Globally, there is evidence of numerous disciplinary and interdisciplinary water-related studies both in the past and ongoing. But there is no meta-mapping of various dimensions of such research to give a clear overview of what has been and what needs to be done. Consequences of this oversight may include unnecessary duplication of research, difficulty in articulating knowledge gaps and inability to see beyond disciplinary boundaries. The author suggests an outline of how these difficulties can be engaged. This is done through a wide-ranging literature review to identify a range of issues of focus, which issues are then themed into imperatives for water research. These imperatives are subsequently systematised using four normative descriptors: problem, drivers and mitigation measures. In combination, these descriptors articulate a spectrum of the key issues around water research. The key issues are mapped onto various academic disciplines and societal partners to outline a schema for positioning of water research. The proposed mapping can facilitate interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary (IDTD) research by allowing researchers to benefit from relevant existing bodies of knowledge while also making explicit knowledge gaps and opportunities for collaboration. By locating academic fields within different worldviews, the outlined schema reveals common ground beyond disciplinary confines around which IDTD research can be instigated.
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Question 1
How would Earth change if the greenhouse effect didn't exist at all?
Without the greenhouse effect, Earth would radiate all its heat into space.
All the incoming sunlight energy would be absorbed without the greenhouse effect.
The result of no greenhouse effect would be an extremely hot planet that never cools down.
Animals and plants would survive comfortably, and the average temperature would never change if the greenhouse effect did not exist.
2 points
Question 2
How do scientists "know" the atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide that existed on Earth hundreds or thousands of years ago?
They deduce it from the carbon dioxide content of fossil fuels.
They measure it from bubbles of gas trapped in Antarctic ice.
They estimate it from the relative numbers of carbon-based life forms that existed over time.
They measure it from erupting volcanoes, bubbling hot springs, and seeping hydrothermal vents.
2 points
Question 3
Burning fossil fuels can result in
a decrease in ground-level ozone levels.
a decrease in carbon dioxide levels.
an increase in mercury levels.
a decrease in acid rain.
2 points
Question 4
Developed countries are characterized by
industrial economies and low individual incomes.
agricultural economies and high individual incomes.
agricultural economies and low individual incomes.
industrial economies and high individual incomes.
2 points
Question 5
How does the greenhouse effect work?
Rocks, soil, and water on Earth's surface absorb sunlight energy and radiate it as heat.
The energy from sunlight pass.
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Operation “Blue Star” is the only event in the history of Independent India where the state went into war with its own people. Even after about 40 years it is not clear if it was culmination of states anger over people of the region, a political game of power or start of dictatorial chapter in the democratic setup.
The people of Punjab felt alienated from main stream due to denial of their just demands during a long democratic struggle since independence. As it happen all over the word, it led to militant struggle with great loss of lives of military, police and civilian personnel. Killing of Indira Gandhi and massacre of innocent Sikhs in Delhi and other India cities was also associated with this movement.
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SCI 256 Final Èxam Guide
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Set contains 40 Question
1. According to the Environmental Science text, the environmental
statement of the 1990s was “saving our planet”. Is earth's very
survival really in danger?
2. The total amount of food produced each year worldwide is
sufficient to feed all the world's people today. Why do famines
nevertheless occur?
3. An observation that is agreed upon by the majority of scientists is
called a
4. Which of the following is the correct sequence of steps, from
beginning to end, in the Scientific Method:
5. A chemical spill has occurred on the shore of a lake in an area
where the underlying aquifer is widely used as a drinking water
supply. The pollutants threaten to flow into both the surface water
and the groundwater. The residence time of water in the lake is short,
and the residence time in the groundwater is long. Which of the
following statements is correct?
6. The region of the Earth where life exists is known as:
7. Epidemic diseases include all of the following except:
8. Decreased death rate and the accelerated rate of human population
growth are related to: I. improved sanitation and health
4. II. increased food supply
III. control of disease-spreading organisms
9. Which of the following cycles involves the movement of water
from the surface of the Earth through the atmosphere back to the
surface of the Earth?
10. The substance with the greatest significance for the global
carbonate-silicate cycle is:
11. According to the Environmental Science text, an ecosystem:
12. Which of the following statements is true about omnivores?
13. In the open ocean, the first trophic level is composed primarily of:
14. Firewood is the primary source of fuel for cooking and heating in
many cultures. Approximately what percentage of the world's total
energy use involves firewood?
15. Gradual, sequential changes in the composition of an ecosystem,
particularly following an initial disturbance is called:
16. Since the extensive fires in Yellowstone National Park in 1988,
the park often has been cited as an example of the connection between
forest fire and natural succession. An important part of understanding
the danger of wildfire in Yellowstone is understanding its history.
From the time of the founding of the park in 1872 until 1963, what
was the policy regarding wildfires?
17. What is the most important cause of starvation worldwide?
18. Aquaculture refers to:
19. Deserts occur naturally where:
20. What is the main reason that DDT is still being used in large areas
of the world?
5. 21. Which of the terms below refers to the phenomenon in which
many species escape from a cut area and seek refuge in the border of
the forest:
22. The most fundamental difference between a park and a true
wilderness area is:
23. As people clear land and modify the environment, species which
_____ are especially vulnerable to extinction.
24. Carrying capacity is the:
25. Which of the following are the three main energy sources used in
the U.S?
26. The majority of Earth's energy input comes from:
27. _________ is an example of a fossil fuel; _________ is an
example of an alternative energy source; and _________ is an
example of a renewable energy source:
28. The Alaska National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) has made
headlines because of:
29. Which of the following is the strongest argument in favor of
pollution allowance trading:
30. Oil is:
31. Which of the following terms refers to energy produced from any
source other than fossil fuels:
32. What is geothermal energy?
33. What one factor, more than others, determines the suitability of
tidal power for a coastal site?
34. The worst accident in the history of commercial nuclear power
happened in 1986 at Chernobyl, where a uranium fuel meltdown
occurred. According to the Environmental Science text, in the next 20
to 30 years, there will be an increase in cancer:
6. 35. The Energy Policy Act of 2005 considered the role of nuclear
power in the U.S. energy mix. Its recommendation was to:
36. What is an aquifer?
37. “Instream use” refers to:
38. Desalination is a promising source of water for some locations
because:
39. The amount of phosphorus and nitrogen in groundwater probably
would be greatest:
40. According to the Environmental Science text, what is the most
critical water pollution problem in the world?
41. During the last two million years or so, the climate of the Earth
has:
42. Large volcanic eruptions appear to make the Earth's climate
_________,at least temporarily.
43. Carbon monoxide is particularly dangerous to humans because:
44. Atmospheric inversion conditions over urban areas pose a
problem primarily because:
45. This is an ailment caused by long-term exposure to air with high
concentrations of soot or carbon-rich dust:
46. The number of deaths caused by lung cancer due to exposure to
radon is comparable to the number of deaths caused by
______________ in the U.S. each year.
47. The field of environmental economics seeks to:
48. Many natural organisms and ecosystems perform service
functions that are beneficial to humans. These include all of the
following except:
7. 49. Before modern sanitation and medicine, a major control on
population density in European cities (and cities elsewhere) was:
50. Love Canal, near Niagara Falls, New York, illustrates which of
the following principles or problems?
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SCI 256 Week 1 DQ 1
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In your opinion, what are the benefits and constraints of using the
scientific method to analyze environmental decisions?
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SCI 256 Week 1 DQ 2
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What are some social, economic, aesthetics, and ethical issues
involved in a current environmental controversy? Explain
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SCI 256 Week 1 DQ 3
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What organelle of the cell do you think is most important for life?
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8. SCI 256 Week 1 DQ 4
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What is zero population growth? Is this a reasonable and attainable
goal for the global human population?
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SCI 256 Week 1 Individual Assignment Environmental
Science Worksheet (New)
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SCI 256 Week 1 Environmental Science and Human Population
Worksheet Complete the Material: Environmental Science and
Human Population Worksheet. Click the Assignment Files tab to
submit your assignment. Environmental Science and Human
Population Worksheet Using the textbooks, the University Library, or
other resources, answer each of the following questions in 150- to
300-words. Be sure to provide references for the sources you use.
Question Response Is the current growth rate of the human population
sustainable? Explain, using the concept of carrying capacity. Using
an internet search, provide a timeline of important events in the
modern environmental movement since 1960. Perform an internet
search using one of these topics: car, electronics, water bottles, plastic
grocery bags, food choice, home size, commuting and incorporate the
“environmental impact” they may elicit. Read one of the articles you
find and explain: · The environmental impacts of that item or
activity. · How you as an individual can reduce your impact on
the environment as it relates to this item or activity. Explain the
relationship between three aspects of science: hypothesis,
research/experimentation, and theory References APA-formatted
citation APA-formatted citation
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SCI 256 Week 2 DQ 1
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Because ecosystems change and may recover naturally from
disturbance over time, what factors affect decisions about whether
human intervention is needed to help ecosystem recovery? Provide
examples.
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What are some human impacts on the natural cycling process of
ecosystems in your community?
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dentify a natural ecosystem in which you live or one near to where
you live? How does this ecosystem support you? How can you
minimize your carbon footprint?
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SCI 256 Week 2 Ecosystem Paper (New) (2 Papers)
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Paper Select an ecosystem in your area (forest, lake, desert,
grassland). Write a 525- to 700-word paper explaining the following:
1) Describe the structure of your ecosystem including important
abiotic features and dominant plant and animal species. 2)
Explain some functions/processes of your ecosystem including one
nutrient cycle and one food chain. 3) Give two examples of
species interactions (predation, competition, mutualism, etc.) that
occur in your ecosystem. 4) Identify an invasive species in your
ecosystem. Explain its effects on the ecosystem and efforts to control
or eradicate it. Include two outside references. Format your paper
consistent with APA guidelines. Click the Assignment Files tab to
submit your assignment.
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SCI 256 Week 2 Human Impact on Biogeochemical Cycles
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SCI 256 Week 2 Human Impact on Biogeochemical Cycles
Worksheet Complete the Material: Human Impact on Biogeochemical
Cycles Worksheet. Click the Assignment Files tab to submit your
assignment. Human Impact on Biogeochemical Cycles Worksheet
Using the textbooks, the University Library or other resources, answer
each of the following questions in 150- to 300-words. Be sure to
provide references for the sources you use. Question Response Your
neighbor faithfully applies fertilizer to his lawn to ensure beautiful,
11. healthy green grass. Explain how your neighbor’s fertilizing habit
affects at least one nutrient cycle. Your friend commutes to work
every day by driving a standard gasoline-powered car. Explain how
your friend’s commute affects one or more nutrient cycles. Urban
areas typically have lots of pavement and compacted soils. Explain
how these impermeable surfaces affect at least one aspect of the
hydrologic cycle
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SCI 256 Week 2 Individual Assignment Ecosystem
Structure, Function, and Change
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Resource: University Material:Ecosystem Structure, Function, and
Change
For this assignment, you will choose from the following options:
• Option 1: Ecosystem Components Paper
• Option 2: Ecosystem Components Video and Summary
Read the instructions in the University Material: Ecosystem
Structure, Function, and Change located on the student website and
select one option to complete the assignment.
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SCI 256 Week 2 Learning Team Assignment Natural
Resources and Energy Team Paper – Plan
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Brainstorm topics and who will cover what part of the Natural
Resources and Energy Team Paper due in Week Three.
Create a written plan of no more than 350 words of how you will
complete the Natural Resources and Energy Team Paper due in Week
Three.
Submit your team’s written plan to your instructor for approval.
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In your community, what aspects of suburban sprawl and urban blight
are evident? Identify how the effects from these might be alleviated.
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What is one major cause of present-day species extinction? Explain
how this extinction came about and what could have been done to
prevent it.
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Is your community people- or car-oriented? Why or why not? How
does that affect energy use and sustainability of your community?
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What is a superfund site? Do you have any around your area? How
are they remediated? Are they on a list of some sort?
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SCI 256 Week 3 Learning Team Assignment Natural
Resources and Energy Paper
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Write a 1,400- to 1,750-word paper on natural resources and energy.
Include the following:
· Choose a specific ecosystem, such as a forest, grassland, or a
marine or freshwater aquatic ecosystem.
· Identify impacts associated with agriculture.
· Identify and discuss the effects that a growing human
population may have on that ecosystem’s resources, including loss or
harm to populations of wild species.
· Discuss one management practice for sustainability and
conservation of natural resources in that ecosystem.
14. · Identify the risks and benefits of extracting or using one type of
nonrenewable and one type of renewable energy resource from that
ecosystem, or in areas near that ecosystem.
· Assess management practices for sustainability and
conservation of natural resources and energy.
Include two outside references.
Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.
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SCI 256 Week 3 Natural Resources Worksheet Complete the
Material: Natural Resources Worksheet. Click the Assignment Files
tab to submit your assignment. Natural Resources Worksheet
Complete the following table: Fossil Fuel Alternative Energy Identify
3 types of both energy categories and what they are most often used to
power. Benefits to using these energy types Environmental impacts of
using these energy types Are these energy types renewable? Explain.
Using the textbooks, the University Library, or other resources answer
each of the following questions in 150- to 300-words. Be sure to
provide references for the sources you use. Question Response
Explore water supply and management in your area using the internet.
What is the source of your municipality’s drinking water? Describe
any concerns related to the quantity and quality of this water source.
Explain one thing you can do in your everyday activities to conserve
water. Visit this Fish and Wildlife Service website
(http://www.fws.gov/endangered/) and perform a search of
15. endangered species for your state. Select one species and explain why
it is endangered and what is being done to help it recover. What
reason(s) for conserving life on Earth found in “A Closer Look 13.3”,
pages 299-301, do you find convincing? Explain. Perform an internet
search using the search term “agricultural sustainability article.” Read
one of the articles you find and summarize it in 1-2 paragraphs. Based
on this article and the readings in the text do you think that current
large-scale industrial agricultural practices are sustainable? Why or
why not? Give an example of a more sustainable agricultural practice.
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SCI 256 Week 4 Climate Change Response (New) (2
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Change Response Some people you know say they don't believe that
the climate is changing. After this week's readings, how would you
respond? Write a 525- to 700-word response including: How
scientists learn about past global temperatures and climates. The
greenhouse effect. Greenhouse gases and their role in current climate
change. One piece of data scientists offer to show that the climate is
changing globally (see this NASA
website:http://climate.nasa.gov/evidence/ ). Expected impacts of
climate change in your area (this EPA website is very helpful:
www3.epa.gov/climatechange/impacts/). Click the Assignment Files
tab to submit your assignment.
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SCI 256 Week 4 DQ 1
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What are some of the causes of both indoor and outdoor air pollution
where you live, work, or attend school? How does this affect that
environment?
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Why do you feel there is debate about policies to reduce greenhouse
gas emissions? How can science help resolve the debate?
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What are some of the causes of both indoor and outdoor air pollution
where you live, work, or attend school? How does this affect that
environment?
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Why do you feel there is debate about policies to reduce greenhouse
gas emissions? How can science help resolve the debate?
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17. SCI 256 Week 4 Environmental Pollution
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Environmental Pollution Recommendation There is a concern in your
community regarding the environment. You've been tasked to
research and present the concerns to your local or state government.
Perform an internet search to identify an instance of environmental
pollution in your state. Create a 5-to 8-slide PowerPoint®
presentation or a 350-to 525-word proposal. Identify the effects of this
pollution on human health and the environment. Explain the causes of
this pollution. Recommend ways to prevent/clean up this type of
environmental pollution. Include appropriate images. Use at least 2
outside references. Format your presentation and references consistent
with APA guidelines. For Local Campus students, these are oral
presentations accompanied by Microsoft® PowerPoint®
presentations. For Online and Directed Study students, these are
Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentations with notes similar to what
you would present orally. Click the Assignment Files tab to submit
your assignment.
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SCI 256 Week 4 Individual Assignment Environmental
Pollution Outline
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Resources: University Material: Environmental Pollution Outline
18. Complete the Environmental Pollution Outline on the student website.
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SCI 256 Week 4 Individual Assignment Environmental
Pollution
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Resource: University Material:Environmental Pollution
For this assignment, you will choose from the following options:
· Option 1: Analysis of Global Warming Case Study
· Option 2: Environmental Pollution Scenario Review and
Summary
Read the instructions in the University Material: Environmental
Pollution located on the student website and select one option to
complete the assignment.
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SCI 256 Week 5 Community Sustainability Proposal
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Community Sustainability Proposal Local government leaders have
asked you to provide information and recommendations for increasing
sustainability in the community. Perform an initial search to learn
about green initiatives for a city in your area. Create a 5- to 8-slide
19. PowerPoint® presentation or Write a 350- to 525-word proposal to
your local government. Include the following: A summary of green
initiatives for a city in your area. Recommendations to your local
government for creating a greener, more sustainable and livable
community. The proposal should include recommendations both for
actions by the local government and by individual homeowners.
Explain how implementing these recommendations would promote
sustainability and improve like for residents. Include appropriate
images. Include a list of the sources you use. Format your
presentation consistent with APA guidelines. For Local Campus
students, these are oral presentations accompanied by Microsoft®
PowerPoint® presentations. For Online and Directed Study students,
these are Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentations with notes similar to
what you would present orally. Click the Assignment Files tab to
submit your assignment.
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SCI 256 Week 5 DQ 1
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Who should manage the natural resources: legislature, public,
scientists, special interest groups, and why?
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SCI 256 Week 5 DQ 2
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How have environmental regulations implemented by local politicians
affected your daily life? Provide an example.
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20. SCI 256 Week 5 Environmental Analysis Presentation 2
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Environmental Analysis Presentation Perform an analysis of an
environmental issue. Prepare a 5- to 8-slide PowerPoint® presentation
with detailed speaker notes. If you first discuss options with your
faculty member, you are also welcome to use a tool such as "Voice
Thread" to add audio to your presentation. Include the following: A
description of an environmental issue including the cause of the issue
and its effects on the environment and people. An explanation of how
economics and personal lifestyle choice are involved in this issue. An
explanation of how individuals, communities, and/or governments are
working to address the environmental issue. Your opinion as to
whether the issue is being adequately addressed and suggestions of
ways it could be better addressed. Include at least 2 outside resources
for your presentation. Format your presentation according to APA
guidelines. For Local Campus students, these are 10- to 15-minute
oral presentations accompanied by Microsoft® PowerPoint®
presentations. For Online and Directed Study students, these are
Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentations with notes. Click the
Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.
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SCI 256 Week 5 Learning Team Assignment Economic
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Perform an economic analysis of an environmental pollution issue in
the world today.
21. Prepare a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation with
detailed speaker’s notes. Include the following:
• Importance of economic analysis
• Description (general overview) of the assigned environmental issue
• Economic analysis of the environmental issue
o Costs
o Benefits
o Risks
o Limitations
o Problems
• How economic analysis can be used to determine the most effective
and economical regulations or policies (see Ch. 7 of Environmental
Science) to help solve the environmental concern
• Description of the impact of lifestyle choices on sustainability
Include two other resources aside from the textbook.
• For Local Campus students, these are 15- to 20-minute oral
presentations accompanied by Microsoft® PowerPoint®
presentations.
• For Online and Directed Study students, these are Microsoft®
PowerPoint® presentations with notes.
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