-Reforms like working conditions, polluting industries, sanitation, drinking water, slum housing, mining practices and more were occurring during the progressive movement.

What did Theodore Roosevelt fight for?

-Roosevelt fights for a wide use of natural resources and taking the future into account while accommodating present needs.

What new organizations were formed?
-A women movement organization was formed.

   4. What two new sources of pollution begin causing concern? -Oil industry and Mercury.

-The Gulf War created pollution because six and a half million gallons of oil were being burned daily during the oil fire disaster of 1991 in Kuwait. 

What does China construct that causes much controversy?

-China saw healthy economic development however they started to close enterprises and increase levels of corruption and unemployment along with environmental challenges that continued to plague China. 

-The Bush presidency handles global warming and climate change by proposing “Clear Skies” legislation to Congress,  amending the Clean Air Act. (the primary federal law governing air quality). 

How does the world react to leaded gasoline?

-The world reacted negatively to leaded gasoline because it has harmful effects on health and the environment. Ever since then, there has been other replacements for leaded gasoline such as MTBE was an octane booster

Most of the air pollution resulted either from deforestation or by forest fires as this resulted from the air pollution by the time. However in a more denser population living in those conditions mentioned before such with England and Rome having records of this problem.

2. How much water pollution was there?  Where did it come from?

During these times for less densely populated communities water pollution and contamination was less of a risk and concern with bigger urban and denser civilization as with Rome saw pollution in water as run off from sewage and waste mixed with the water .

3.How did humans get most of the energy they needed to survive?

Mainly from agriculture and herding of animals to be used to slaughter and later eaten. As many were in an era of crop harvesting, slash and burn, etc

4.Was conservation being practiced anywhere in the world?  How?

During the golden age of religion such with Buddhism, Jainism and more as the believed to follow abstainate from eatting meat including the protection of nature awell just with Jesus. Similar with Islam with the teaching of Muhammed including with King William designating area to be protected to maintain the enviroment.

5.Why was lead poisoning a problem?
It caused many to be affected and suffer leading to death for those injesting the water that's already polluted by man made activites resulting in this becoming a problem

The water was polluted when flushable toilets were introduced in Bunzlau, Silesia. The city's sewage was removed from the same river from which the same city received its drinking water. 

7. How much wood was being harvested?  What effects was this having?

Due to the rapid industrializtion and rising levels of technology, there was extensive deforestation. Japan's shogun warned England of the negative impacts of widespread deforestation, such as erosion, stream, siltation, and flooding.

8. In what ways was disease affecting the world?
Disease had a negative impact on the population in China and Europe, and this marked a turning point for public healthcare and limits on the subject.

As the environment such as waterways become more and more polluted people went through the effects of mal odor including with the new wave of science many believed it would cause diseases later bringing more concern.

2. What did Thomas Malthus predict?

That man is capable of overproducing unless family size was regulated, who believed that the proper social structures could eradicate the ills of man, and Malthus saw the future as a disaster 

3. Give examples of new pollution affecting the world.
Light pollution as currently in many countries the amount of natural light during the dark has risen so much as affect wildlife. Including  Microplastic being found in water, sand, and even inside ourselves.

4. Why did sanitation become so important?
 sanitation became important as it was a method and effective way to combat and prevent viruses or germs even more from affecting us.

5. How was the air pollution at this time?
The air quality during the time worsen with pollution with more urban center as time came with new technology involving coal resulting in it being used creating smoke polluting the air and people's health.

6.How was the water pollution at this time?
With new technology and innovation came with many countries and people trying their bst to sanitze and keep the water clean at the most part ridding some of the pollution as with some of it still be contaminated.

 7.What happened when the “Mother of the Forest” was cut down?
It was a moment where as the tree fell down came with the reaction and prediction of the calamities humanity will face at the expense of their resources.