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Environmental science is all encompassing.saes2e_ch1_2.html543aa007757a2e884d000001
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The Greenland Vikings’ demise was caused by natural events and human choices.saes2e_ch1_3.html543aa007757a2e884d000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch1_3_dlap.xml543aa007757a2e884d000001
Responding to environmental problems and working with neighbors help a society cope with changes.saes2e_ch1_4.html543aa007757a2e884d000001
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Humans are an environmental force that impacts Earth’s ecosystems.saes2e_ch1_5.html543aa007757a2e884d000001
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Ecosystems are naturally sustainable and a good model for human societies hoping to become more sustainable.saes2e_ch1_6.html543aa007757a2e884d000001
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Humanity faces some challenges in dealing with environmental issues.saes2e_ch1_7.html543aa007757a2e884d000001
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch1_8.html543aa007757a2e884d000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch1_8_dlap.xml543aa007757a2e884d000001
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch1_9.html543aa007757a2e884d000001
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INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch1_10.html543aa007757a2e884d000001
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch2_1.html54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch2_1_dlap.xml54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
Science gives us tools to observe and make sense of the natural world.saes2e_ch2_2.html54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
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The ozone layer protects life on Earthsaes2e_ch2_3.html54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
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Scientific views rarely change overnight.saes2e_ch2_4.html54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
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The scientific method systematically rules out explanations.saes2e_ch2_5.html54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
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Different types of studies amass a body of evidence.saes2e_ch2_6.html54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
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Multiple ozone depletion hypotheses were tested but only the CFC hypothesis was confirmed.saes2e_ch2_7.html54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
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The international community got together to meet the problem head on.saes2e_ch2_8.html54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch2_8_dlap.xml54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch2_9.html54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch2_9_dlap.xml54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch2_10.html54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch2_10_dlap.xml54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch2_11.html54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch2_11_dlap.xml54fcbed5757a2eaa1e000002
Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch3_1.html54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch3_1_dlap.xml54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
We live in an environment full of toxic substances.saes2e_ch3_2.html54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
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Regulation happens even in the face of change.saes2e_ch3_3.html54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
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Information sources vary in their reliability.saes2e_ch3_4.html54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
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What are the dangers presented by toxics, and how do we determine safe exposure levels?saes2e_ch3_5.html54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch3_5_dlap.xml54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
Endocrine disruptors cause big problems at small doses.saes2e_ch3_6.html54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
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Critical thinking gives us the tools to uncover logical fallacies in arguments or claims.saes2e_ch3_7.html54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
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Risk assessments help determine safe exposure levels.saes2e_ch3_8.html54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch3_9.html54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch3_9_dlap.xml54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch3_10.html54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch3_10_dlap.xml54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch3_11.html54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch3_11_dlap.xml54fcbeec757a2e547c000005
Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch4_1.html54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch4_1_dlap.xml54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
Human populations grew slowly at first and then at a much faster rate in recent years.saes2e_ch4_2.html54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
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Fertility rates are affected by a variety of factors.saes2e_ch4_3.html54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
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Factors that decrease the death rate can also decrease overall population growth rates.saes2e_ch4_4.html54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
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The age and gender composition of a population affects more than just its potential for growth.saes2e_ch4_5.html54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
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Carrying capacity: Is zero population growth enough?saes2e_ch4_6.html54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
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What awaits China’s generation of Little Emperors?saes2e_ch4_7.html54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch4_7_dlap.xml54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch4_8.html54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch4_8_dlap.xml54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch4_9.html54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch4_9_dlap.xml54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch4_10.html54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch4_10_dlap.xml54fcbf06757a2e527c000004
Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch5_1.html54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch5_1_dlap.xml54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
Human manipulation of the environment can increase our exposure to pathogens.saes2e_ch5_2.html54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch5_2_dlap.xml54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
Public health programs seek to improve community health.saes2e_ch5_3.html54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch5_3_dlap.xml54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
Addressing biological hazards requires environmental and behavioral changes.saes2e_ch5_4.html54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch5_4_dlap.xml54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
The factors that affect human health differ significantly between more and less developed nations.saes2e_ch5_5.html54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
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Environmentally mediated diseases can be mitigated with funding, support, and education.saes2e_ch5_6.html54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch5_7.html54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch5_7_dlap.xml54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch5_8.html54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch5_8_dlap.xml54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch5_9.html54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch5_9_dlap.xml54fcbf16757a2edd7b000003
Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch6_1.html54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch6_1_dlap.xml54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
Businesses and individuals impact the environment with their economic decisionssaes2e_ch6_2.html54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch6_2_dlap.xml54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
Mainstream economics supports some actions that are not sustainablesaes2e_ch6_3.html54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
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Businesses can learn a great deal about how to be sustainable from nature.saes2e_ch6_4.html54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
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There are many tactics for achieving sustainability.saes2e_ch6_5.html54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch6_6.html54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch6_6_dlap.xml54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch6_7.html54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch6_7_dlap.xml54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch6_8.html54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch6_8_dlap.xml54fcbf23757a2edd7b000004
Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch7_1.html54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
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Waste is a uniquely human invention, generated by uniquely human activities.saes2e_ch7_2.html54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
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How big is the Atlantic Garbage Patch, and is it growing?saes2e_ch7_3.html54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch7_3_dlap.xml54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
How we handle waste determines where it ends up.saes2e_ch7_4.html54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
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Solid waste pollution threatens all living things.saes2e_ch7_5.html54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
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Some waste is hazardous and must be handled carefully.saes2e_ch7_6.html54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
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When it comes to managing waste, the best solutions mimic nature.saes2e_ch7_7.html54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
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Life-cycle analysis and better design can help reduce waste.saes2e_ch7_8.html54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
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Consumers have a role to play, too.saes2e_ch7_9.html54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch7_10.html54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
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INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch7_12.html54fcbf34757a2ead1f000000
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch8_1.html54fcbf43757a2ead1f000001
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Organisms and their habitats form complex systems.saes2e_ch8_2.html54fcbf43757a2ead1f000001
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Living things survive within a specific range of environmental conditions.saes2e_ch8_3.html54fcbf43757a2ead1f000001
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Nutrients such as carbon cycle through ecosystems.saes2e_ch8_4.html54fcbf43757a2ead1f000001
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Ecosystems are irreplaceable, but learning how they function may help us restore degraded ones.saes2e_ch8_5.html54fcbf43757a2ead1f000001
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch8_6.html54fcbf43757a2ead1f000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch8_6_dlap.xml54fcbf43757a2ead1f000001
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch8_7.html54fcbf43757a2ead1f000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch8_7_dlap.xml54fcbf43757a2ead1f000001
INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch8_8.html54fcbf43757a2ead1f000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch8_8_dlap.xml54fcbf43757a2ead1f000001
Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch9_1.html54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch9_1_dlap.xml54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
Populations fluctuate in size and have varied distributions.saes2e_ch9_2.html54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch9_2_dlap.xml54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
Populations display various patterns of growth.saes2e_ch9_3.html54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch9_3_dlap.xml54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
A variety of factors affect population growth.saes2e_ch9_4.html54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch9_4_dlap.xml54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
The loss of the wolf emphasized the importance of an ecosystem’s top predatorsaes2e_ch9_5.html54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch9_5_dlap.xml54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch9_6.html54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch9_6_dlap.xml54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch9_7.html54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch9_7_dlap.xml54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch9_8.html54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch9_8_dlap.xml54fcbf4e757a2ead1f000002
Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch10_1.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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The well-being of a species depends on the health of its ecosystem.saes2e_ch10_2.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Human alterations have changed the face of the Everglades.saes2e_ch10_3.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Matter and energy move through a community via the food web.saes2e_ch10_4.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch10_4_dlap.xml54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
Communities, such as the ones found in the Everglades, are shaped by biotic and abiotic factors.saes2e_ch10_5.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Changing community structure changes community composition.saes2e_ch10_6.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Species interactions are extremely important for community viability.saes2e_ch10_7.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Ecologists and engineers help repair ecosystems.saes2e_ch10_8.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Community composition changes over time as the physical features of the ecosystem itself change.saes2e_ch10_9.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch10_10.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch10_10_dlap.xml54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch10_11.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch10_11_dlap.xml54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch10_12.html54fcbf5d757a2ead1f000003
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch11_1.html54fcbf81757a2eaa1e000003
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Natural selection is the main mechanism by which populations adapt and evolve.saes2e_ch11_2.html54fcbf81757a2eaa1e000003
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Populations need genetic diversity to evolve.saes2e_ch11_3.html54fcbf81757a2eaa1e000003
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Populations can diverge into subpopulations or new species.saes2e_ch11_4.html54fcbf81757a2eaa1e000003
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The pace of evolution is generally slow but is responsive to selective pressures.saes2e_ch11_5.html54fcbf81757a2eaa1e000003
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Extinction is normal, but the rate at which it is currently occurring appears to be increasing.saes2e_ch11_6.html54fcbf81757a2eaa1e000003
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Humans affect evolution in a number of ways.saes2e_ch11_7.html54fcbf81757a2eaa1e000003
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch11_8.html54fcbf81757a2eaa1e000003
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SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch11_9.html54fcbf81757a2eaa1e000003
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INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch11_10.html54fcbf81757a2eaa1e000003
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch12_1.html543aa045757a2e3b4d000002
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Biodiversity provides a wide range of essential goods and services.saes2e_ch12_2.html543aa045757a2e3b4d000002
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Biodiversity includes variety at the individual, species, and ecosystem levels.saes2e_ch12_3.html543aa045757a2e3b4d000002
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Endemism increases with isolation, as does extinction risk.saes2e_ch12_4.html543aa045757a2e3b4d000002
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Biodiversity faces several serious threats.saes2e_ch12_5.html543aa045757a2e3b4d000002
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Sustainable palm oil may protect biodiversity.saes2e_ch12_6.html543aa045757a2e3b4d000002
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch12_7.html543aa045757a2e3b4d000002
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch12_7_dlap.xml543aa045757a2e3b4d000002
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch12_8.html543aa045757a2e3b4d000002
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INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch12_9.html543aa045757a2e3b4d000002
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch13_1.html54fcbf9c757a2eaa1e000004
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Human impact is the main threat to species worldwide.saes2e_ch13_2.html54fcbf9c757a2eaa1e000004
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Human impact that threatens the forest elephant also puts its entire ecosystem at risk.saes2e_ch13_3.html54fcbf9c757a2eaa1e000004
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There are multiple approaches to species conservation.saes2e_ch13_4.html54fcbf9c757a2eaa1e000004
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Legally mandated protection can aid in species conservationsaes2e_ch13_5.html54fcbf9c757a2eaa1e000004
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Conservation plans should consider the needs of local human communities.saes2e_ch13_6.html54fcbf9c757a2eaa1e000004
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch14_1.html54fcbfa7757a2eaa1e000005
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Water is one of the most ubiquitous, yet scarce, resources on Earth.saes2e_ch14_2.html54fcbfa7757a2eaa1e000005
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Like other communities around the world, California depends on many sources of water.saes2e_ch14_3.html54fcbfa7757a2eaa1e000005
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Untreated wastewater can contaminate freshwater sources and is a serious health risk worldwide.saes2e_ch14_4.html54fcbfa7757a2eaa1e000005
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch15_1.html54fcbfaf757a2eaa1e000006
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Different types of water pollution degrade water quality.saes2e_ch15_2.html54fcbfaf757a2eaa1e000006
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The source of pollution can be hard to pinpoint.saes2e_ch15_3.html54fcbfaf757a2eaa1e000006
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Addressing eutrophication begins in the farm field.saes2e_ch15_4.html54fcbfaf757a2eaa1e000006
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Watershed management is the key to reducing hypoxic zones.saes2e_ch15_5.html54fcbfaf757a2eaa1e000006
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World hunger and malnutrition are decreasing but are still unacceptably high.saes2e_ch16_2.html54fcbfc4757a2eb81e000000
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Agricultural advances significantly increased food production in the 20th century.saes2e_ch16_3.html54fcbfc4757a2eb81e000000
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The next Green Revolution may be a “gene” revolution.saes2e_ch16_4.html54fcbfc4757a2eb81e000000
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Concerns about GMOs trigger strong debate.saes2e_ch16_5.html54fcbfc4757a2eb81e000000
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It will take a combination of strategies to achieve global food security.saes2e_ch16_6.html54fcbfc4757a2eb81e000000
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch17_1.html54fcbfd0757a2eb81e000001
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Modern industrial farming has advantages and disadvantages.saes2e_ch17_2.html54fcbfd0757a2eb81e000001
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Mimicking natural ecosystems can make farms more productive and help address some environmental problems.saes2e_ch17_3.html54fcbfd0757a2eb81e000001
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Sustainable techniques can control pests, protect soil, and keep farm productivity high.saes2e_ch17_4.html54fcbfd0757a2eb81e000001
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Consumers also have a role to play in helping to bring about a sustainable food system.saes2e_ch17_5.html54fcbfd0757a2eb81e000001
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A sustainable food future will depend on a variety of methods.saes2e_ch17_6.html54fcbfd0757a2eb81e000001
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Can sustainable farming methods feed the world?saes2e_ch17_7.html54fcbfd0757a2eb81e000001
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch18_1.html54fcbfd6757a2eb81e000002
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The world depends on coal for most of its electricity production.saes2e_ch18_2.html54fcbfd6757a2eb81e000002
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Coal forms over millions of years.saes2e_ch18_3.html54fcbfd6757a2eb81e000002
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Mining comes with a set of serious trade-offs.saes2e_ch18_4.html54fcbfd6757a2eb81e000002
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Surface mining brings severe environmental impacts.saes2e_ch18_5.html54fcbfd6757a2eb81e000002
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Can coal’s emissions be cleaned up?saes2e_ch18_6.html54fcbfd6757a2eb81e000002
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Reclaiming a closed mining site helps repair the area but can never re-create the original ecosystem.saes2e_ch18_7.html54fcbfd6757a2eb81e000002
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch19_1.html54fcbfe5757a2eb81e000003
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Fossil fuels are a valuable, but nonrenewable, resource.saes2e_ch19_2.html54fcbfe5757a2eb81e000003
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Oil is a limited resource.saes2e_ch19_3.html54fcbfe5757a2eb81e000003
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Conventional oil and natural gas reserves are tapped by drilling wells.saes2e_ch19_4.html54fcbfe5757a2eb81e000003
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Fossil fuel extraction and use comes at a high environmental cost.saes2e_ch19_5.html54fcbfe5757a2eb81e000003
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Energy producers are turning to unconventional reserves of oil and natural gas.saes2e_ch19_6.html54fcbfe5757a2eb81e000003
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Pursuing unconventional reserves comes with a high environmental cost.saes2e_ch19_7.html54fcbfe5757a2eb81e000003
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Is fracking the answer to our energy needs?saes2e_ch19_8.html54fcbfe5757a2eb81e000003
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Oil consumption drives extraction.saes2e_ch19_9.html54fcbfe5757a2eb81e000003
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch19_10.html54fcbfe5757a2eb81e000003
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch20_1.html54fcbfef757a2eb81e000004
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There are many different types of outdoor air pollution.saes2e_ch20_2.html54fcbfef757a2eb81e000004
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Air pollution is responsible for myriad health and environmental problems.saes2e_ch20_3.html54fcbfef757a2eb81e000004
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Outdoor air pollution has many sources.saes2e_ch20_4.html54fcbfef757a2eb81e000004
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The air we breathe affects our lungs, especially those of children.saes2e_ch20_5.html54fcbfef757a2eb81e000004
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Traveling pollution has far-reaching impacts.saes2e_ch20_6.html54fcbfef757a2eb81e000004
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Indoor air pollution is also a significant health threat.saes2e_ch20_7.html54fcbfef757a2eb81e000004
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We have several options for addressing air pollution.saes2e_ch20_8.html54fcbfef757a2eb81e000004
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch20_9.html54fcbfef757a2eb81e000004
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch21_1.html54fcbff8757a2eb81e000005
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Climate is not the same thing as weather.saes2e_ch21_2.html54fcbff8757a2eb81e000005
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Evidence of global climate change abounds.saes2e_ch21_3.html54fcbff8757a2eb81e000005
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A variety of factors affect climate.saes2e_ch21_4.html54fcbff8757a2eb81e000005
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Current climate change has both human and natural causes.saes2e_ch21_5.html54fcbff8757a2eb81e000005
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Some tree species are already migrating north, but it doesn’t mean they will survive.saes2e_ch21_6.html54fcbff8757a2eb81e000005
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Climate change has environmental, economic, and health consequences.saes2e_ch21_7.html54fcbff8757a2eb81e000005
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Confronting climate change is challenging.saes2e_ch21_8.html54fcbff8757a2eb81e000005
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch22_1.html54fcc001757a2eb81e000006
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The heat of nuclear reactions can be harnessed to produce electricity.saes2e_ch22_2.html54fcc001757a2eb81e000006
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Nuclear energy has a troubled history.saes2e_ch22_3.html54fcc001757a2eb81e000006
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Nuclear accidents can be devastating.saes2e_ch22_4.html54fcc001757a2eb81e000006
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The generation of nuclear waste is a particularly difficult problem to address.saes2e_ch22_5.html54fcc001757a2eb81e000006
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Responding to a nuclear accident is difficult and dangerous work.saes2e_ch22_6.html54fcc001757a2eb81e000006
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The impacts of nuclear accidents can be far reaching.saes2e_ch22_7.html54fcc001757a2eb81e000006
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Will nuclear power play a role in future energy?saes2e_ch22_8.html54fcc001757a2eb81e000006
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The future of nuclear energy is uncertain.saes2e_ch22_9.html54fcc001757a2eb81e000006
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch23_1.html54fcc00b757a2eb81e000007
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Sustainable ecosystems and societies rely on renewable energy.saes2e_ch23_2.html54fcc00b757a2eb81e000007
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To become sustainable, Samsø turned to one of its most plentiful natural resources.saes2e_ch23_3.html54fcc00b757a2eb81e000007
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The most abundant sustainable energy source is the one that powers the planet—the Sun.saes2e_ch23_4.html54fcc00b757a2eb81e000007
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Energy that causes volcanos to erupt and warms hot springs can also heat our homes.saes2e_ch23_5.html54fcc00b757a2eb81e000007
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The power of water can be harnessed but comes with trade-offs.saes2e_ch23_6.html54fcc00b757a2eb81e000007
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The true cost of various energy technologies can be difficult to estimate.saes2e_ch23_7.html54fcc00b757a2eb81e000007
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Conservation plays a vital role in a sustainable energy society.saes2e_ch23_8.html54fcc00b757a2eb81e000007
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch24_1.html54fcc013757a2eb81e000008
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Public policies aim to improve life in societies.saes2e_ch24_2.html54fcc013757a2eb81e000008
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Policy making involves many players.saes2e_ch24_3.html54fcc013757a2eb81e000008
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A variety of policy tools are being used to address climate change.saes2e_ch24_4.html54fcc013757a2eb81e000008
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Policies sometimes have unintended consequences.saes2e_ch24_5.html54fcc013757a2eb81e000008
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Adapting policies is necessary but difficult.saes2e_ch24_6.html54fcc013757a2eb81e000008
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch25_1.html54fcc01c757a2eb81e000009
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More people live in cities than ever before.saes2e_ch25_2.html54fcc01c757a2eb81e000009
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Suburban sprawl consumes open space and wastes resources.saes2e_ch25_3.html54fcc01c757a2eb81e000009
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Environmental justice requires engaged citizens.saes2e_ch25_4.html54fcc01c757a2eb81e000009
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The future depends on making large cities sustainable.saes2e_ch25_5.html54fcc01c757a2eb81e000009
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch25_6.html54fcc01c757a2eb81e000009
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch25_6_dlap.xml54fcc01c757a2eb81e000009
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch26_1.html55527dad757a2e2439000000
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Modern society relies heavily on mineral resources.saes2e_ch26_2.html55527dad757a2e2439000000
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Geologic processes produce mineral resources.saes2e_ch26_3.html55527dad757a2e2439000000
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Extracting and processing mineral resources impacts the environment.saes2e_ch26_4.html55527dad757a2e2439000000
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Mining also comes with significant social consequences.saes2e_ch26_5.html55527dad757a2e2439000000
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There are many ways to decrease our use of mineral resources.saes2e_ch26_6.html55527dad757a2e2439000000
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Grasslands provide a wide range of important goods and services.saes2e_ch27_3.html55527dc0757a2efc3b000000
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Grasslands face a variety of human and natural threats.saes2e_ch27_4.html55527dc0757a2efc3b000000
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The importance of soils cannot be overemphasized.saes2e_ch27_5.html55527dc0757a2efc3b000000
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Nature may offer clues on how to use grasslands sustainably.saes2e_ch27_6.html55527dc0757a2efc3b000000
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Nature offers clues about how to use grasslands sustainably.saes2e_ch27_7.html55527dc0757a2efc3b000000
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Counteracting overgrazing requires careful planning.saes2e_ch27_8.html55527dc0757a2efc3b000000
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Grassland protection takes many forms.saes2e_ch27_9.html55527dc0757a2efc3b000000
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch27_10.html55527dc0757a2efc3b000000
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The type of forest found in an area reflects local climatic conditions.saes2e_ch28_2.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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Forests provide a range of goods and services.saes2e_ch28_3.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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Forests face a number of threats.saes2e_ch28_4.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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Forests can be managed to protect or enhance their ecological and economic productivity.saes2e_ch28_5.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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When it comes to protecting forests, we have many options.saes2e_ch28_6.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch29_1.html55527ded757a2e3733000000
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Acidification threatens life in the world’s oceans.saes2e_ch29_2.html55527ded757a2e3733000000
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Marine ecosystems are diverse.saes2e_ch29_3.html55527ded757a2e3733000000
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Coral reefs are complex communities with lots of interspecific interactions.saes2e_ch29_4.html55527ded757a2e3733000000
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Can some populations adapt to ocean acidification?saes2e_ch29_5.html55527ded757a2e3733000000
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The world’s oceans face many other threats.saes2e_ch29_6.html55527ded757a2e3733000000
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Reducing the threats to oceans requires a multi-pronged approach.saes2e_ch29_7.html55527ded757a2e3733000000
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch29_8.html55527ded757a2e3733000000
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch30_1.html55527e01757a2e2439000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch30_1_dlap.xml55527e01757a2e2439000001
The way we raise livestock may jeopardize the safety of food products.saes2e_ch30_2.html55527e01757a2e2439000001
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Affluence influences diet.saes2e_ch30_3.html55527e01757a2e2439000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch30_3_dlap.xml55527e01757a2e2439000001
CAFOs can raise a large number of animals quickly but incur a huge environmental cost.saes2e_ch30_4.html55527e01757a2e2439000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch30_4_dlap.xml55527e01757a2e2439000001
A variety of methods can reduce E. coli contamination. saes2e_ch30_5.html55527e01757a2e2439000001
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There are more sustainable ways to grow livestock.saes2e_ch30_6.html55527e01757a2e2439000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch30_6_dlap.xml55527e01757a2e2439000001
U.S. food policies support industrial agriculture.saes2e_ch30_7.html55527e01757a2e2439000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch30_7_dlap.xml55527e01757a2e2439000001
Consumer choices can increase food supply.saes2e_ch30_8.html55527e01757a2e2439000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch30_8_dlap.xml55527e01757a2e2439000001
ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch30_9.html55527e01757a2e2439000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch30_9_dlap.xml55527e01757a2e2439000001
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch30_10.html55527e01757a2e2439000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch30_10_dlap.xml55527e01757a2e2439000001
INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch30_11.html55527e01757a2e2439000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch30_11_dlap.xml55527e01757a2e2439000001
Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch31_1.html55527e11757a2ed03b000000
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Industrial fishing is impacting fisheries worldwide.saes2e_ch31_2.html55527e11757a2ed03b000000
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch31_2_dlap.xml55527e11757a2ed03b000000
Humans rely on protein from fish, but overfishing is threatening wild fish stocks.saes2e_ch31_3.html55527e11757a2ed03b000000
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Laws exist to protect and manage fisheries.saes2e_ch31_4.html55527e11757a2ed03b000000
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Scientists study the possibility of growing marine fish indoors.saes2e_ch31_5.html55527e11757a2ed03b000000
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Aquaculture presents environmental challenges.saes2e_ch31_6.html55527e11757a2ed03b000000
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Indoor fish farming may provide a solution.saes2e_ch31_7.html55527e11757a2ed03b000000
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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch32_1.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch32_1_dlap.xml55527e22757a2e113c000001
Biofuels are a potentially important alternative to fossil fuels.saes2e_ch32_2.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch32_2_dlap.xml55527e22757a2e113c000001
Biofuels can come from unexpected sources.saes2e_ch32_3.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch32_3_dlap.xml55527e22757a2e113c000001
Turning grass into gas is less environmentally friendly than it sounds.saes2e_ch32_4.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch32_4_dlap.xml55527e22757a2e113c000001
Tilman’s experiments showed the importance of biodiversity.saes2e_ch32_5.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
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There is another rising biofuel star: algae.saes2e_ch32_6.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
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There are many reasons biofuels have not solved our dependence on fossil fuels.saes2e_ch32_7.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
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Multiple solutions will be needed to help replace fossil fuels.saes2e_ch32_8.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
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Despite ongoing controversies and setbacks, the future of biofuels looks bright.saes2e_ch32_9.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch32_9_dlap.xml55527e22757a2e113c000001
ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch32_10.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch32_10_dlap.xml55527e22757a2e113c000001
SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch32_11.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch32_11_dlap.xml55527e22757a2e113c000001
INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch32_12.html55527e22757a2e113c000001
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Frontmatter Introductionsaes2e_fm1_1.html5509e74c757a2e4615000000
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BRIEF CONTENTSsaes2e_fm1_2.html5509e74c757a2e4615000000
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DETAILED CONTENTSsaes2e_fm1_3.html5509e74c757a2e4615000000
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ABOUT THE AUTHORSsaes2e_fm1_4.html5509e74c757a2e4615000000
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CAPTIVATING STORIESsaes2e_fm1_5.html5509e74c757a2e4615000000
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EMPOWERING SCIENCEsaes2e_fm1_6.html5509e74c757a2e4615000000
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WHAT’S NEWsaes2e_fm1_7.html5509e74c757a2e4615000000
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INSTRUCTOR RESOURCESsaes2e_fm1_8.html5509e74c757a2e4615000000
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STUDENT RESOURCESsaes2e_fm1_9.html5509e74c757a2e4615000000
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSsaes2e_fm1_10.html5509e74c757a2e4615000000
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REVIEWERSsaes2e_fm1_11.html5509e74c757a2e4615000000
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Appendix 1saes2e_app1_1.html5509e55e757a2e3612000000
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AVERAGES (MEANS)saes2e_app1_2.html5509e55e757a2e3612000000
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PERCENTAGES/FREQUENCIESsaes2e_app1_3.html5509e55e757a2e3612000000
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SCIENTIFIC NOTATIONsaes2e_app1_4.html5509e55e757a2e3612000000
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MEASUREMENTS AND UNITS OF MEASUREsaes2e_app1_5.html5509e55e757a2e3612000000
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Appendix 2saes2e_app2_1.html5509e576757a2e7712000000
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VARIABLESsaes2e_app2_2.html5509e576757a2e7712000000
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DATA TABLESsaes2e_app2_3.html5509e576757a2e7712000000
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TYPES OF GRAPHSsaes2e_app2_4.html5509e576757a2e7712000000
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DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICSsaes2e_app3_2.html5509e58a757a2e1612000000
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INFERENTIAL STATISTICSsaes2e_app3_3.html5509e58a757a2e1612000000
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OTHER FACTORS AFFECT RESULTSsaes2e_app3_4.html5509e58a757a2e1612000000
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EARTH IS A DYNAMIC PLANET THAT IS CONSTANTLY CHANGINGsaes2e_app4_2.html5509e59b757a2edd13000000
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CHAPTER 1: ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACYsaes2e_app5_2.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 2: SCIENCE LITERACY AND THE PROCESS OF SCIENCEsaes2e_app5_3.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 3: INFORMATION LITERACYsaes2e_app5_4.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 4: HUMAN POPULATIONSsaes2e_app5_5.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 5: ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHsaes2e_app5_6.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 6: ECONOMICSsaes2e_app5_7.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 7: SOLID WASTEsaes2e_app5_8.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 8: ECOSYSTEMS AND NUTRIENT CYCLINGsaes2e_app5_9.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 9: POPULATION ECOLOGYsaes2e_app5_10.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 10: COMMUNITY ECOLOGYsaes2e_app5_11.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 11: EVOLUTION AND EXTINCTIONsaes2e_app5_12.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 12: BIODIVERSITYsaes2e_app5_13.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 13: PRESERVING BIODIVERSITYsaes2e_app5_14.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 14: FRESHWATER RESOURCESsaes2e_app5_15.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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CHAPTER 15: WATER POLLUTIONsaes2e_app5_16.html5509e5af757a2e3b12000000
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