Exam 20: Population Growth and Environmental Impacts
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The maximum number of people an area can support without degrading the natural,social,cultural,and economic environment is called its carrying capacity.
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The water table needs to rise to about __________ meters in arid and semi-arid areas in order to begin to increase salinization at the surface.
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The concentration of population growth in the coming decades is expected to be in
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Problems tend to occur in arid and semi-arid areas when the water table rises to about 2 meters below the surface as this allows salts to wick to the surface,increasing salinization of the soil.
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If California were its own country,it would it rank ___________ among other countries economically.
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It is estimated that roughly _______ people will live on Earth by 2050
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Most of the population growth in the coming decades will occur in the developed nations.
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Why did the Ancient Sumerians switch from growing wheat to barley around 2500 B.C.?
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Australia has some of the oldest rocks on Earth; some are even 3.5 billion years old at the surface.
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Explain the origin of water rights of the Colorado River and the various cities that depend on the river.
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Approximately 75% of the United States' crop yields have been lowered by salinization.
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What are some steps that the government of China has set in motion to help protect the Giant Panda?
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The __________ is the channel that transported water from the Colorado River to southern California in the 1950s.
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Australia has some of the oldest rocks on Earth; they are approximately
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The Earth has approximately __________ hectares of irrigated land.
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Salinization is the process where soluble salts accumulate on the soil.
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The name of the Giant Panda conservation area founded in the 1980s in China is the____________________.
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