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Who is the largest consumer of everything globally? United States
What is America's favorite hobby? Gardening
60% of all manmade CO2 in the atmosphere is from what? Motor vehicles
When human activity introduces increased amounts of plant nutrients, which speeds up plant growth and eventually chokes the lake of all it's animal life. Cultural eutrophication
A natural process that occurs in an aging lake or pond as that body of water gradually builds up its concentration of plant nutrients. Natural eutrophication
The main culprit in eutrophication in lakes? Phosphorus
What is the EPA stand for? Environmental Protective Agency
What are the primary standards for the National Ambient Air Quality? Public health, asthmatics, children, and the elderly
When a vehicle can transport more than the average car. Mass Transit
What are the secondary standards to the National Ambient Air Quality? Public Welfare
Species that eats both plants and animals? Omnivore
Species that eat only plants? Herbivore
Species that eat only meat? Carnivore
Species that eat dead and rotten organisms? Detrivore
After a bill gets passed by the commitee, where does it go next? House of Representatives
After a bill is passed by the house of representatives, where does it go next? Senate
After a bill is passed by the senate, where does it go next? President
If the president says yes, what happens. Law
What happens if the president says no. Veto
Biggest producer of Hazardous waste? United States
What is found in the state of the art landfills? Double HDEP Liners
Primary suggested waste for disposing muncipal solid waste? Recycling
Which region of the U.S. is most affected by acid rain? Northeast
A biome that is characterized by coniferous forests and has long cold winters. Also known as the boreal forest. Taiga
What are the 2 main factors that influence a region's climate? Temperature and Precipitation
The scientific study of organisms and how they interact with their physical and non living environment? Ecology
Climatically and geographically conditions on the earth and are often referred to as ecosystems. Biome
Physical and biological components of an enviroment. Ecosystem
A colorless and odorless non flammable gas which is one of the most prominent green house gases? Carbon Dioxide
A very weak greenhouse gas but has an indirect effect on global and reacts with the hydroxyl radicals in the atmosphere. Carbon Monoxide
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