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 What 4 topics from Unit 1 will you use for this task?

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 What 4 topics from Unit 1 will you use for this task?

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 What 4 topics from Unit 2 will you use for this task?

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 What 4 topics from Unit 2 will you use for this task?

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Mining

Agriculture

water

the fishing industry

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the fishing industry is often be seen through the political lens beacaue the goverment talk about how they can run the fishing industry. For example i learned in class that recreational fishing also called sport fishing is fishing for pleasure or competition.

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natural disaster can often be seen through Enviromental lens beacuse natural disasters can affect the enviroment.

For example i learned in class that natural disaster can harm the wildlife and the forest

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Agriculture is often seen through environmental lens because it has a big impact on our planet.

For example, I learned in class that land is a renewable resource in the sense that when it is properly used it can be used to grow new crops years after years.

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mining can often be seen through the social because mining is a job. For example mining workers typically get paid around $123,000

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Water is often be seen through the economic lens because most of trade export and import occurred through sea water.

For example I learned in class that water exports is exporting freshwater from one country to another.

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The rock cycle

Weather Climate

Natural disasters

geological history of earth

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map of Canada be seen through the political lens of government controls our country.

For example, they can set prices for houses and they can set rules.

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geologic history of the earth is often be seen through the ecnomic because geologic is used for ecnomic and indutstrial devolopment purpose

for example many precious gems and metals (like diamonds and copper) are mined to create jewellery or parts of electronics

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the rock cycle is often be seen through the social lens of its use in housing, and production.

For example, marble is used for countertop

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When we consider demographic elements like birth rates, they can have a significant impact on the environmental lens. Higher birth rates can lead to increased resource consumption, such as water and energy, which in turn can result in environmental challenges like deforestation, pollution, and habitat destruction. For example Imagine a community with a high birth rate this means more people needing resources like water and energy.

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Development level of countries is a way to see how advanced a country is based on things like wealth education Healthcare and quality of life putting them into different categories.For examples they have well developed services like education Healthcare transportation and information in technology.

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Population of Canada

Development level of countries

Population pyramid

Demographic definition

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Zero hunger

Sustainable communities

Life on land

Good health and well being

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. I put population in Canada under political lens because Canada’s current demographic makeup is diverse and multicultural with people from various ethnic background contributing with the country's vibrant society. For example demographic is particular sector or portion of a population

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I put population pyramid in economic lens because over the years the have more population grown and increase in things like Healthcare system. For example Canada is becoming more established as a country and nearly 9 in 10 Canadian lived in rural areas and at that time the Canadian economic was based on more on the primary sector than today.

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Recycling positively impacts the economy by creating jobs in the recycling industry stimulating economic growth and reducing the costs associated with waste disposal. It also contributes to resource conservation energy savings, and the development of a more sustainable economy.For example Recycling has a direct impact on the economy by creating employment opportunities in the recycling sector, fostering economic growth and reducing waste management costs.