Unit 8: Renewable Resources: Ch.18 Flashcards

1
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What is a SOURCE function

A

PROVISION of materials for human use

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2
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What is a SINK function

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ABSORPTION of waste products from human activity

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3
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What is an Open Access Resource

A

Unrestricted/ Unregulated Access

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4
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What are ECONOMIC Principles of Resource Management

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Maximize Profit
Production Efficiency
Efficient intertemporal resource allocation

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5
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Ecological Principles of Resource Systems

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-Harvest/ Withdrawal rates should not exceed amt that is regenerated by natural processes
-Maximum Sustainable Yield

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6
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What is Population Biology

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Study of how the population of a species changes as a result of environmental conditions
-S shape tending towards upper limit

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7
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What is Critical Minimum for Population

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Population must stay above this to avoid extinction

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8
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What is Carrying Capacity

A

Supply of food and life support naturally available

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9
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What is the ECONOMIC OPTIMUM

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Maximizes Economic Criteria-Efficiency/Profits
MR=MC

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10
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What is the relationship b/w Total Costs & Total Revenues in OPEN ACCESS EQUILIBRIUM

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Total Costs = Total Revenues
Profits are 0

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11
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What are the 3 Categories of Fisheries

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-Underfished
-Maximally Sustainable Fished-Harvest Levels near MSY
-Overfished

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12
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What is Open Access Equilibrium

A

Level use of an open-access resource that results from a market with unrestricted entry
-may lead to depletion of the resource

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13
Q

What are some recommendations for Sustainable Fisheries Mgmt

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-Removal of open access condition
-Institute secure marine tenure/property rights
-Remove Subsidies
-Invest in Science/ Infrastructure/ Human capital

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13
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What are some policies to manage sustainable fisheries

A

Exclusive Economic Zones
Individual Transferable Quotas

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13
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What are EXCLUSIVE ECONOMIC ZONES

A

Countries limit access to fisheries
200 miles from coastline

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14
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What is Market Failure

A

Unregulated Market
Fails to produce outcome that is beneficial to society as whole

15
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What are INDIVIDUAL TRANSFERABLE QUOTAS

A

Max limit on quantity of fish that can be taken
Catch & Sell Fish
OR
Sell Permit

16
Q

What is the CONVENTION ON HIGHLY MIGRATORY AND STRADDLING STOCKS

A

-follows precautionary principle
-control access before problems occur
-limit catch rate
-data/reporting systems
-minimize bycatch

17
Q

What is Ecolabeling

A

Identifies products produced in a sustainable manner

18
Q

What are the Environmental concerns of Aquaculture

A

Monoculture of fish
Contamination of water
Disease spread to wild
Degrade wild gene pool
Farms can take place of natural ecosystems

19
Q

What standards has the Aquaculture Stewardship Council proposed

A

-limited antibiotics
-reduce pollution
-prevent destruction of habitats
-keep waters clean
-human rights

20
Q

How is sustainability achieved with fisheries

A

Consistency with Natural Carrying Capacity

21
Q

2 Factors of Economic Optimal Equilibrium

A

1) Maximizes Net Social Benefit
2) Ecologically Stable

22
Q

2 Things to maintain Sustainable Yield

A

Fishing Licenses
Quotas