Exam 15: Economics and Urbanization
Exam 1: Understanding Our Environment37 Questions
Exam 2: Environmental Systems: Matter and Energy of Life43 Questions
Exam 3: Evolution, Species Interactions, and Biological Communities34 Questions
Exam 4: Human Populations37 Questions
Exam 5: Biomes and Biodiversity39 Questions
Exam 6: Environmental Conservation: Forests, Grasslands, Parks, and Nature Preserves36 Questions
Exam 7: Food and Agriculture34 Questions
Exam 8: Environmental Health and Toxicology36 Questions
Exam 9: Climate25 Questions
Exam 10: Air Pollution23 Questions
Exam 11: Water: Resources and Pollution36 Questions
Exam 12: Environmental Geology and Earth Resources35 Questions
Exam 13: Energy38 Questions
Exam 14: Solid and Hazardous Waste37 Questions
Exam 15: Economics and Urbanization39 Questions
Exam 16: Environmental Policy and Sustainability35 Questions
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When we purchase a product, the price we pay directly reflects the _____ cost of producing it. If the manufacture of the product degrades the quality of air or water, then the costs of this pollution are termed _____ costs.
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Which would be an example of sustainable development?
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Cap-and-trade is a system where market forces help drive sustainability.
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Mass transportation in urban areas is one example of how cities have negative impacts on the environment.
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Taking advantage of utilizing existing resources and infrastructure to plan communities is described as
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The emphasis in the traditional U.S. suburban development is on ____. This is reflected by the _____.
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Many businesses are exploring and adopting the "design for the environment." Which of the following is not associated with this approach?
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A major criticism of the 'limits to growth' model is that it doesn't fully account for technological innovations.
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__________ applies ecological ideas of system functions and recycling definition of resources.
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This form of economics assumes that natural resources are finite (such as oil, gold, and water) and exist in fixed amounts. A farmer's marker is a good example.
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When a factory pollutes a river, the costs and losses that affect people downstream would be called
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In many U.S. cities, poor, undereducated, minority, and other less powerful groups are often concentrated
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_________ is an example of green infrastructure that improve air quality, conserve energy, reduce storm water runoff, reduce noise, and helps reduce urban heat island effects.
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The estimated annual value of soil formation by natural systems is more than 10 trillion dollars.
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Reflects the local economy by accounting for only those goods and services bought and sold locally
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In 1950, only ____ percent of the world's population lived in cities.
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