Environmental Science Chapter 2
Across
- 2. Component of Enrvironmental Science that deals with living things (2.1)
- 4. Component of Environmental Science that deals with the physical and chemical processes that make up the Earth system (2.1)
- 7. The search for ecological stability and human progress that can last over the long term (2.3)
- 10. The type of consveration captured by Roosevelt and Pinchot (2.4)
- 11. Descendants of the original inhabitants of an area (2.3)
- 12. The status of wellbeing in different countires (2.3)
- 13. Component of Environmental Science that deals with where environmental features and human activities are located and how they interact (2.1)
- 15. The amount of resoruces we use and dispose of (2.3)
- 16. Substances in the atmosphere that help it trap heat (2.2)
- 18. Services or resources provided by envrionmental systems (2.3)
- 19. Recognition of the findamental rights of other organisms and nature as a whole to exist (2.4)
- 20. The most critical resource in the 21st century (2.2)
Down
- 1. First step in understanding our environment; careful, detailed evaluations (2.1)
- 3. A term to describe the valuable goods and services provided by the ocean and its ecosystems that support life on Earth. (2.2)
- 5. The state of the air around us and how clean or polluted it is (2.2)
- 6. Government organization founded in 1916 to push for preservation of nature rather than competitive uses (2.4)
- 8. A term to describe the decrease in number of species because of habitat destruction, overexploitation, pollution, etc. (2.2)
- 9. The idea that we can never make all possible observations or ask all possible questions (2.1)
- 14. Component of Environmentl Science that deals with how susbtances react with one another (2.1)
- 17. Orderly approach to asking questions, collecting observations, and interpreting those observations (2.1)