WILDLIFE MIDTERM

Question 1

Greatest Threat and Challenge:

Answer 1

Rising Demand for Water
Climate Change

Question 2

↘ Water Conflict between India and
Pakistan

Answer 2

● Date Started = 1947 - ongoing
● Conflict Country = India & Pakistan
● Resource = Water

Question 3

Many communities in the Indus Basin face water scarcity under current usage and storage patterns.

Answer 3

Increasing Water Stress

Question 4

occur between two or more countries that share a transboundary water source.

Answer 4

Inter-State Conflicts

Question 5

take place between two or more parties in the same country.

Answer 5

Intra-State Conflicts.

Question 6

Is the security and defense of a nation-state, including its citizens, economy, and institutions, which is
regarded as a duty of government.

Answer 6

National Security

Question 7

Population’s National Security
Concerns in the PH:

Answer 7

Territorial Disputes
Internal Conflicts
Environmental Threats
Corruption

Question 8

Actions and positions against our national security which is a state or condition where our most cherished values and beliefs, our democratic way of life, our institutions of governance, and our unity, welfare, and wellbeing as a nation and people are permanently
protected and continuously enhanced.

Answer 8

External Threats

Question 9

Typically defined as a potential danger or hazard to the safety, security, or stability of a society or community that is caused by internal rather than external factors.

Answer 9

Civil Threats

Question 10

Example of External Threats:

Answer 10

Military Aggression
Espionage
Transaction Crime
Natural Disaster

Question 11

Example of Civil Threats:

Answer 11

Civil Unrest
Insurgency
Cyberattacks
Domestic Terrorism

Question 12

It predicts that when nations expand in size and strength, the global balance of power may be disrupted, possibly resulting in warsas new powers challenge more established ones.

It sees international relations as a flowing ladder where countries move up the ladder according to their power, which affects how they collaborate or rival one another.

Answer 12

Power Transition Theory

Question 13

Category Of Country’s Wealth:

Answer 13

Dominant Nation
Middle Power- Sufficient Resour
Small Power- Limited Resour
Dependencies- weak state dominated by a powerful state

Question 14

↘ 3 Variables that we must understand
easily the power of population

Answer 14

(1) Population Size
(2) Productivity (Economic)
(3) Political Capacity

Question 15

As people Increase,does the demand for
resources like water, food, and energy.

Answer 15

Resource Strain

Question 16

Large population sizes frequently result in increased pollution, habitat damage,
and biodiversity loss.

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Environmental Degradation

Question 17

Population growth can induce migration both within and across borders.

Answer 17

Migration Pressure

Question 18

Social tensions can occur in locations with high population expansion and limited resources, especially when communities compete for land, water, and jobs.

Answer 18

Social Cohesion and Stability

Question 19

Factors of a Population that Affects Environmental Security in Terms of ‘Crimes’:

Answer 19

Socioeconomic Disparities
Educational Attainment
Access to Resources
Governance Effectiveness
Enforcement of Environmental Regulations

Question 20

❋ Factors of a Population that Affects Environmental Security in Terms of Societal Security:

Answer 20

Resource Scarcity
Waste Generation
Climate Change Impact
Biodiversity Loss
Urbanization Challenges

Question 21

❋ Relating the Factors of a Population Affecting Environmental Security to Economic Security:

Answer 21

Population Growth
Urbanization
Consumption Patterns
Demographic Trends
Migration