[CHAPTER 4 – Human Populations and Environmental Health] In what stage of the demographic transition do birth rates begin to fall, while still outnumbering deaths, thereby slowing population growth?

[CHAPTER 4 – Human Populations and Environmental Health] A 2004 study by the New York City Department of Design and Construction found that consumers could save more than _____ in annual cooling costs by installing green roofs on just 5% of the city’s buildings.

[CHAPTER 3 – Evolution and Biodiversity] Which taxonomic group has the most known species (and probably the most total species, if we had a tally of them all)?

[CHAPTER 4 – Human Populations and Environmental Health]   Most of the megacities of the world are located in ______

[CHAPTER 2 – Ecology] Where would the shortest residence time be found for carbon?

[CHAPTER 2 – Ecology] The creosote bush of the Southwest desert produces toxins that prevent other plants from growing nearby. Which type of distribution would be seen in this population?

[CHAPTER 3 – Evolution and Biodiversity] Which of the following would allow a population to adapt to environmental change quickly?

[CHAPTER 1 – Introduction to Environmental, Science, and Information Literacy] What change did the Greenland settlers make that likely contributed to their demise?

[CHAPTER 4 – Human Populations and Environmental Health] Which of the following is considered a chemical hazard?

[CHAPTER 4 – Human Populations and Environmental Health]  If our annual growth rate stays the same as it currently is now, by 2100 there will be more than _____ people on Earth.