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Read the following article and then select the answers below…

Read the following article and then select the answers below that are true  National Geographic Plastics article  (If this article won’t open, please note that it is THE SAME ARTICLE ASSOCIATED WITH MODULE 6 DEEPER DIG 2) If this link doesn’t work please find this same article as part of Deeper Dig 2 Plastics Alternatives 

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The Triple Bottom Line is 

The Triple Bottom Line is 

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One way to reduce the problem of storage: sometimes we can p…

One way to reduce the problem of storage: sometimes we can pair two types of renewable energies -for example: In some areas, electricity produced by solar power during the day is used to pump water uphill to a storage reservoir. At night, the water can flow downhill past turbines that generate electricity.

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Limiting Factors and Environmental resistance are the same t…

Limiting Factors and Environmental resistance are the same thing and they lead to establishing carrying capacity and an “S-shaped” growth curve. 

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Soil consists of mineral and organic matter, air, and water…

Soil consists of mineral and organic matter, air, and water and 

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Match the following type of plant with its characteristics

Match the following type of plant with its characteristics

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The Montreal Protocol is heralded as an international succes…

The Montreal Protocol is heralded as an international success because nations were able to work together, the science was well supported and trusted by decision makers, and true action caused the risk of environmental collapse to be reduced. This should give us hope that something can be accomplished for Global Warming.

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Choose the practices that help to reduce erosion

Choose the practices that help to reduce erosion

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Carrying capacity is the size of a population that an area o…

Carrying capacity is the size of a population that an area or habitat can support. It is constantly changing. 

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A sink is where nutrients reside for varying amounts of time…

A sink is where nutrients reside for varying amounts of time and a source is when that nutrient becomes active in the system. An example of this would be a cloud is a temporary sink in the hydrologic cycle, but rain would be a source. 

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