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When we use up electricity, it is slowly decreasing the amount of coal, a natural resource, and when it is gone, we won't be able to get it back in our lifetime.
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We use up nonrenewable resources, which cannot be replaced quickly.
Greenhouse gases trap heat and increase the temperature.

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There has been a constant increase in temperature from the 1800's up to now, and it is predicted that it most likely won't decrease as time goes on.
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Humans did not cause the drought that occurred during the time of The Great Dust Bowl, but they did in fact create the dust issue that ensued throughout the drought. Due to poor farming methods and the uprooting of trees, there were no roots holding the soil together. Once the drought began, the soil dried out and turned into dust. Even the slightest amount of wind caused a whirlwind of dried up soil. The erosion of soil in the Great Plains led to the Dust Bowl, hugely affecting the environment.

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Something that is made from the Earth's processes to help us with our basic everyday needs

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Something that is used repeatedly because it is replaced naturally by the Earth's processes. (a resource that should never run out)
Examples: Plants,Animals, Fresh Water, and Air

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Something that can be used for basic needs and is made by Earth's processes.

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When people use transportation such as cars, buses, trains etc... it adds to your carbon footprint.

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Something that can not be reproduced quick enough by the Earth's processes to satisfy its human consumption. (a resource that when it is gone it can not be made or used again)
Examples: Oil, Natural Gas, Salt Water, and Minerals

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Human-based pollution has a big affect on the population decrease of many animals.  For example:
The population of fish in Alaska has still not recovered from the oil spill of 1989.
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The greenhouse affect is when gases bounce heat energy back toward the earth making the earth warmer.

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Whenever we use any electric appliance or form of transportation, we are emitting Greenhouse Gases into the atmosphere. Greenhouse Gases are warming the Earth, which is negatively affecting countless environments, especially in places like Antarctica. Since the air temperature of Earth is increasing, the sea ice in Antarctica is melting, making life for species such as polar bears far more difficult.

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Air: Atmosphere around Earth
Water: Ocean, lakes, rivers, ponds, reservoirs, aquifers (hydrosphere)
Land: Rocks, soil, sand (geosphere)
Biosphere: All of the living things on or around Earth

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Relationship between two variables where there is a indirect link but one is not causing the other to change.

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Humans are producing too many greenhouse gasses such as carbon dioxide. Earth's heat trapping gasses are causing these gases to be absorbed into Earth's Surface and atmosphere, all of which is increasing the average temper

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All types of transportation, including cars, buses, and planes, contribute to your carbon footprint

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All types of transportation, including cars, buses, and planes, contribute to your carbon footprint

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Contributes to Carbon Footprint- Deforestation, raising, preparing, shipping animals for food-- takes lots of energy, cars/buses/ trucks add pollution

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Contributes to Carbon Footprint- Deforestation, raising, preparing, shipping animals for food-- takes lots of energy, cars/buses/ trucks add pollution

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Have different densities, and temperatures. Most weather occurs in the troposphere, middle atmosphere scatters rays everywhere. The Highest layer is what brings in the incoming heat from the sun.

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Without Greenhouse gasses, the Earth would be 0 degrees f.
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Relationship between two variables where there is an indirect link but one is not causing the other to change

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Without heat trapping gases, Earth would be 0 degrees (F.)

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Relationship between two variables, where a change in one variable causes a change in the other.

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Without Earth's atmosphere the average temperature would be around 0, making the Earth most likely frozen.

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The atmosphere prevents the Earth from being much hotter

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When fossil fuels are burned-- blanket thickens and Earth gets too hot

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When fossil fuels are burned-- blanket thickens and Earth gets too hot

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If you look at the average temperature, and you look at what humans have been doing over the last couple of years, you can definitely say humans are affecting it.

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The drilling of oil can be dangerous for the environment. Oil spills, a potential hazard of oil drilling, can cause a decrease in many animal populations. For example, Alaska's fish population decreased due to the huge oil spill that occurred in 1989, and the population still has not replenished. Humans are the ones drilling the oil, so they are affecting the environment of the fish in areas with spilled oil.

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a source that is a) unable to be remade after is is gone, and b) cannot be replaced at the same level of comsumption

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Non Renewable Resources are resources that can not be replenished in a short period of time. These include resources like oil, natural gas, and others.

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a source that is able to continuously come back and be reused

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By using fossil fuels, we produce heat trapping gases, and too many heat trapping gases can make Earth warmer, making a change in global temperatures.

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a measurement of changes made on Earth due to the use of fossil fuels like coal or gas or oil

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The Greenhouse Effect's Negative Impact on  the Earth's Ecosystems

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The Greenhouse Effect's Negative Impact on  the Earth's Ecosystems

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Humans burn non-renewable resources, causing them to emit Greenhouse Gases, which can lead to the warming of the Earth. The warming of the Earth affects multiple Ecosystems.

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If there are no heat trapping gases earth would be 0 degrees f.