U10 guide Flashcards

1
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refers to tools and materials to make goods

A

Manufactured Capital

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2
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Policy that ensures the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people, regardless of
race, color, national origin, or income, with respect to unfair share of pollution, follows the
__________ principle.

A

environmental-justice

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3
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In _______ economics, it is the study of the cost-effective allocation, use, and protection
of the world's natural resources.

A

environmental

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4
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A fine paid or _____ tax is a tax levied on activities which are considered to be harmful to the
environment causing pollution.

A

green

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5
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________ is the process of safely storing or disposing of liquids deep underground.

A

deep-well injection

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6
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A gift of money to help develop wind-energy technology is an example of a(n)

A

subsidy

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7
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The __________ worldview believes that people will be able to use innovation to meet their needs even if natural resources run out.

A

planetary-management

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8
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________ refers to people’s mental and physical capabilities.

A

Human capital

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9
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The _____ controls how hazardous waste is disposed of.

A

RCRA

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9
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________ levels increased to a dangerous level that Biosphere 2 failed.

A

Carbon dioxide

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9
Q

WTE facilities are a small but steady source of electric power in the United States through
_______, burning _______, at very high temperatures.

A

incineration, garbage

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10
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_______ in cities aims to build up.

A

Smart growth

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11
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The ______ regulates how land that is polluted with hazardous substances is developed.

A

CERCLA

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12
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A company that reduces the amount of pollution it produces and then sells its leftover “permission to pollute” is participating in ____ and trade.

A

cap

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13
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Policy that avoids potential environmental problems follows the _______ principle.

A

prevention

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14
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Reducing ______ helps people go green by giving them the resources to use more
environmentally friendly practices.

A

poverty

15
Q

________ can include things such as solid and liquid waste that is toxic, flammable,
chemically reactive or corrosive.

A

Hazardous waste

16
Q

_______ waste comes from mining, agriculture, the manufacturing of goods, and the
processing of petroleum.

A

Industrial

16
Q

________ is the professional pursuit that attempts to design cities in such a way as to
maximize their efficiency, functionality, and beauty.

A

City planning

17
Q

Commonly known as trash, ______ waste, consists of nonliquid waste that comes from
homes, small businesses, and institutions.

A

municipal solid

18
Q

A municipal solid waste called _____ is the liquid that forms when rainwater dissolves the
substances in the trash.

A

leachate

19
Q

A _______ is the place where trash is buried underground or collected in very carefully
designed mounds.

A

sanitary landfill

20
Q

Unwanted material that is left over from human activity is known as _____.

A

waste

21
Q

__________, environmental laws and regulations that are designed and enforced by
government agencies.

A

Environmental policy

22
Q

Environmental ______, works to persuade politicians to vote on legislation in a way that will favor the interests of the environmental group they represent.

A

lobbying,

23
Q

______ refers to a government’s classification of different areas of land for different uses.

A

Zoning

24
Q

The measure that indicates how much resources from the environment are required to support one’s lifestyle is ___________.

A

ecological footprint

25
Q

The economy is a subset of natural capital

A

Economics

26
Q

The production and transfer of wealth in societies

A

Economic
Development

27
Q

Natural Capital is a subset of the economy

A

Economic Growth

28
Q

The improvement of living standards and health for people through economic growth

A

Environmental
Economics

29
Q

An increase in the ability to provide goods and services

A

Neoclassical
Economics

30
Q

Principles of natural capital and full-cost pricing are incorporated into existing economic systems

A

Ecological
Economics