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Review: Oxygen decomposes the pair: Oxidation Atomic weight: Weight of protons and the neutronsFeb 7

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SOILS Review Session *About Exam -Don't need to know chemical symbols of any mineralsFeb 21Suggestions: Look through entire exam first to see how long it is -There will be repeated issues on the exam, questions can be answered by other questions (so kee

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Jan 27 Interlinked Environmental Problems: The Case of Global Warming -1 of 2 major problems covered in this course Global Warming Basics -Our activities are influencing broad global geochemical cycles around the world. -Changes in gases in the atmosphere

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Feb 3 -Approximately 10 percent of the world's population lives in coastal areas within 9 meters of sea level -Island nations, and some countries with high population density, are very vulnerable (i.e. Bangladesh is losing 20 percent of is land area due t

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Feb 13 Drought, poor management practices- Dust Bowl (1933-35)-major environmental calamity with global implications -President closed the remaining unreserved public lands to settlement and development-but left them open to mining, hunting, fishing, camp

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Feb 15 Historical Roots of Major Perspectives on private Uses of Public Lands History of government policies to stimulate economic development of the west-stimulate private uses of public and -Resource users: sometimes multigenerational roots to particula

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Feb 20 *Exam covers first four weeks of class, so not covering this week of class -Not on Exam The Environmental (Regulatory) Decade 1. Rachel Carson-early influential thinker behind modern environmentalism 2. Upsurge of environmental concern/activism in

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Feb 22 1970s: The Decade of Environmental Legislation and Expansion of Regulation Establishment of Environmental Agencies/Administrative Reform 1. National Environmental Policy Act (1970) a. Requires the federal gov. to analyze and report on the environme

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Lecture (Week 1) Worster: Environmental Historian's Perspective -It is important to understand how humans will shape our future and how past decisions have brought up to our current perspective -Human impacts during "Anthropocene" 1. Land degradation 2. I

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Lecture (Week 2) Biodiversity: All forms of life, all levels of organization of living things (i.e. species, populations, communities), interactions among forms of life and levels of organizations Species numbers increase with proximity to equator, and ra

University of Wisconsin-Madison - ENVIR - 120

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University of Wisconsin-Madison - ENVIR - 120

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Blanton Plastics, a household plastic product manufacturer, borrowed $14 million cash on October 1, 2011, to provide working capital for year-end production. Blanton issued a four-month, 12% promissory note to L&T Bank under a prearranged short-term line

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