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servicesthatarefreeandprovidedbytheenvironment 2.Giveanexampleofaprovisioning,regulatingandculturalecosystemservice. Provisioningfood(crops,livestock),freshwater Regulatingairqualityregulation,clima 1.Whatisanecosystem?Whatisamecosystemservice? Whattheecosystemcanprovideusanditprovidesuswithprovisioningandregulatingandculturalteregulation CulturalthetreesfromSeattlethatmakeusfeelathome....
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servicesthatarefreeandprovidedbytheenvironment
2.Giveanexampleofaprovisioning,regulatingandculturalecosystemservice.
Provisioningfood(crops,livestock),freshwater
Regulatingairqualityregulation,clima 1.Whatisanecosystem?Whatisamecosystemservice?
Whattheecosystemcanprovideusanditprovidesuswithprovisioningandregulatingandculturalteregulation
CulturalthetreesfromSeattlethatmakeusfeelathome.
3.Whatisonedriverofthelossofspeciesandwhatisonethingthatcouldbedonetoreducethe
impactofthatdriveronthatrateofextinction?
Habitatloss
Wecanreducedeforestationnationalparksconservationareas,creatingwildlifecorridors
4.Whilesomespeciesthatareintroducedtoanecosystemfalltothrive,othersbecomeinvasive,
whatarethefactorsthatinfluenceaninvaderssuccess?
Nonaturalcompetitors
Successfulbefore
Nonaturalpredators
5.Whatisthedifferencebetweenlogisticandexponentialgrowth?
ExponentialJcurveconstantbirthratenolimits
LogisticstartsofflikeexponentialgrowthbutthenalimitisputonsoitbecomesanSshapecurve
6.DescribeandgiveanexampleofI=PGE
I=totalimpact
P=population
G=goodsandservices
E=efficiency
Whatisthetotalimpact
InthelabwehadthecityofPullmanat2700people
Goodsandservices=2showersperday
Efficiency75gallonsperday
2700x2x75=4050000
ThatisthetotalimpactofPullman
7.Whatarethefourbroadclassesofenvironmentalhazards?Whatisanexampleofeach?
Chemical
Cleaningagents
EDT
Biological
Bacteria
Viruses
Preditors
Physical
Naturaldisasters
Cultural
Smoking
Cancerlungcancerfromsmoking
8.Whatareendocrinedisruptors?
Theinterferewiththebodiesendocrinesystemcausesproblemswithreproductivesystem.Theyarealso
knownasenvironmentestrogen
9.TheEPAregulatesforminimumacceptableexposurethechemical.Whatdoesthefrog
exposuretoatrazinestudytellusabouttheimplicationsofregulatingonlyforaminimumsafe
exposuretoachemical?
Itssayingthatpeoplethoughtregulatingfromhugeexposureswaswhatweshouldbelookingatthateven
smallexposurescaneffectthefrogs.Atrazineisanendocrinedisruptorbecauseitdisruptssexual
development.Levelsaslowat1/10thspartspermillioneffectsthemalesreproductivesystem.
Allfrogswerebecominghermaphadites
10.ThereareprosandconstotheuseofDDT.Describeonebenefitandtwodetrimentaleffectsof
theuseofDDT.
DDTismisquitokilleritgetsrideofthemandgetsridofmalaria
Itspreadsreallyfastandstaysinenvironmentareallylongtime
Plumitintoppreatorsbecausebirdshellswerereallythin
Itisalsoconsideredanendocrinedisruptor
11.Howdowedistinguishbetweenclimateandweather?
Climatebasedonhundredsofyearsofresearch
Oneisshorttermoneislongterm
12.Weareconcernedwithanincreaseinfourgreenhousegasses.Whataretheyandwhatdo
humansdotoincreasetheirconcentration.
Co2
Humansdrivetherecarsfossilfuelburnings
Forestclearing
N2o(nitrousoxide)
Fertilizer
Biomassburning
Burningfossilfuels
Ch4(methan)
Cows
Wetlands
HFC(coralfloralcarbon)
Hairsprays
Refrigerants
Airconditioners
13.Whatdothedifferenttrendlinesonthegraphtotherighttellusaboutthewarmingofthe
planet?
Thegeneraltenditshowingthatthewarmingoftheplanetisincreasing.Itisanonlinearchangeand
weregettingwarmerfaster.Hardertopredictbecauseitsnotlinear
14.WhatcausestheannualwiggleintheKneelingcurvetotherightandwhatdoesthenorthern
hemispherehavetodowithit?
Whatcausestheannualwiggle
ThewinterandsummerWehavemoreco2inwintercausetheyarearedormitinthewintertimeandthen
thesummerplantsaretakinginco2causeingittogobackdownandthennorthernhemispherehasmore
vegetationcauseingabiggerimpact
15.Whatistheoriginalsourceoftheenergyinfossilfuels?
Sun
16.Whattheoriginalsourceofcarboninfossilfuels?
Theancientatmosphereistheoriginalsourceofcarboninfossilfuels.
17.Whatistheequationofphotosynthesis?
Co2+H20+energycarbohydrate+02
Balancedequation:
6co2+6H20+energycarbohydrate+6O2
18.Whatisalbedo?Howdoesachangeinalbedocauseapositivefeedbackinthearcticthat
increaseswarming?
Albedoreflectiveness
Theicemeltsitcauseslessreflectionbecauseicemeltslandandwatergetexposedbecausetheyabsorps
moreheatwhichmeltsmoreicewhichexposesyetmoreland
19.Whatcontrolweatherandultimatelyclimate?Explain.
Thesunsolarradiationtheenergygetsdistributedthroughouttheplanet itisdistributedbytradewinds
alsodistributedbyoceanconveyorbelts
Thewindsthattakewarmairandcarryitaroundtheworld
Sungivesyoutheenergythatmustbedistributed
Airwindandoceanchangesinevaporation
20.Whatarethetwocausesofsealevelrise?
Expansionofseawater
Andmeltingcontinentalglaciers
21.WhatarethethreeMilankovichcycles?Howdoesthesynergyofthethreecyclesaffectclimate?
Thethreecyclesare:
Tilt
Wobble/Spin
ShapeofOrbit
Howdothesethreethingsaffectclimate.
Theaffecthowfarornearwearetothesunandwhenwerecloseritswarmerandwhenwerefartherits
colder.
22.Explainhowclimatechangecouldstopofdrasticallyslowtheoceanconveyorbelt.
WarmwatermovingupfromthesouthandgetsdistributedupbyEuropeasthewatercomesuptothe
northitstarstosinkbecauseitbecomecoldanddenseandthatswhatkeepstheconveyorbeltmoving
thiswarmandcoldexchange.Thiseffectsoutclimate.Makingtemperature
Greenlandismeltingfreshwaterdumpsintosaltwaterbecominglessdensewhichwillslowdownand
mayevenstopthesinkingwhichwouldthrowofftheconveyorbelt.Wewouldbecomeagianticeball
withoutthewarmwaterfromAfrica
23.Assumingthatairflowiscomingoffofawarmocean,describehowmountainrangesimpact
prcipitationpatternsonbothsidesofthemountainrange.
TakeWashingtonforexample:warmmoistaircomingofftheoceanandwhenithitsthemountainsit
risesandrainsandslowlygetsthetopofthemountainsotheairisnowdryanddropsdowntotheother
sideofthemountainwhichiswhyeasternWashingtonisalotdrierthenwestern.topofthemountain
likethe
24.DescribehowtheHadleycellswork.
Twocellsnorthhemisphereandthesouthhemispheresittingontheequatorenergyfocusedtherethe
warmairtendstoriseandinthatprocesstheairloosesitsmoisturethatswhythereistropicalforestsasit
risesupandloosesitsmoisteritdropsbackdownandthatswhereyoutendtofinddeserts30degrees
northandsouthSaharaandKalaharideserts
25.DescribetheimpactsthatclimatechangeishavingonthePorcupineCaribouherdwithrespect
tomosquitosinthesummerandfoodsupplyinthewinterandwhatitisabouttheclimatethatis
causingthesechanges.
Causingsummertohavemorebugslongerbugbreedingseasontheyspendlongertimegettingridofbugs
notbreeding,morepresipitationinthewintermakingthesnowdeeperfoodhardertofindandtheicewas
freezingcouldnotreachfoodandcuttingankleswolfsarelighterandcangettothemrunningfasteron
thetopofthesnow.Longersummerandwarmerandharshermorestormsinthewinter
26.Whatthreefactorsrelatedtoclimatechangeincreasetheincidenceofcoralbleaching?Whatdo
coralbleach(turnwhite)whenexposedtothesefactors?
Whatcausescoralbleachingthereisarelationshipbetweencoralandalgecoralisalreadyatitsthreshold
anychangeinchangeintempchangeinsealevelandchangeinsealevelwillcausethealgetoleavethe
algeleavingreturnthecoraltoitswhitecolor
27.Howdoesthatburningoffossilfuelscauseoceanacidification?
Oceansareasinkforcarbondioxideandabsorbitfromfossilfuelsemittedintotheairwhencarbon
mixeswithsaltwateritcreatescarbonicacidandlowersthephmakingitmoreacidic
28.Inorderfromgreatesttoleast,whatarethemajorreservoirs(sink)forcarbononearth?
29.Describetheconceptofmitigationwedgesandprovideandexampleofawedge.
FindingwaystodecreaseCO2andothergreenhousegassources
Awedgeisastrategytoreducecarbonemissionsthatgrowsin50yearsfromzeroto1.0
GtC/yr.Thestrategy
hasalreadybeencommercializedatscalesomewhere.
Anexampleofawedge:
o Improvefueleconomy(cars)from30to60mpg
2Billioninservicein2057
30.Whatdoesthebathtubconceptsoftheadditionofgreenhousegassestotheatmospheretellus
aboutwhatweneedtodotostopanthropogenicclimatechange?
Nottakingoutasmuchasweputin,sostillincreaseintemperature;reduceemissions,theincomingis
equilibrium,theonlywaytogetoutofincreasinggreenhousegassesistogotozeroemissions.Overflow
andenvironmentalissuesifweturnuppressureitwillgofaster.Onlyaddasmuchasisdrainingout
31.Ifyouwereexplainingclimatechangetosomeonewhodidnotbelieveitwashappeningwhatare
threeargumentsyoucouldusetohelpthemunderstandthathumansarewarmingtheplanet?
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