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Conservation Savins of national resources
Nonrenewable Can't be replenished
Renewable Can replenish itself in a short amount of time
Weathering The wearing down of rocks
Erosion When rocks/solid are moved
Deposition When rocks/sediment are laid down in a new place
Weather The state of the atmosphere at any given time
Climate The pattern of weather in the area of a long period of time
Hydrosphere Water
Geosphere Rocks
Atmosphere Air
Biosphere Life
one way hydrosphere effects the biosphere Living things from the biosphere need water from the hydrosphere to live
The land that is closer to a body of water will have Cooler temperatures than land that is inland
What two vocabulary terms are most important to causing this change Erosion and weathering
If these sediments are moved out to sea or carried by the wind and deposited somewhere else what term best describes what is happening Deposition
Most of Earth is made up of Salt water
Even though most of Earth's surface is covered by water. Only a small amount of Earth is made up of Fresh water that people can drink
Lots of this water is Frozen as glaciers or found underground
The form of fresh water that is most easily accessible and usable Surface water
What are three ways that mining can affect the land Create pollution', cause cave-ins, and displace plants and animals
The following form of energy is renewable or non-renewable Renewable= wind solar water. Nonrenewable= coal oil natural gas
If AMS was looking to provide energy to the school with the least impact the environment. With specific forms of energy what would be used Wind and solar
How can people help a forest that had many trees die because of acid rain Replant trees find the source of the pollution and fix it
How might using fertilizer and can affect organisms living in the ocean Fertilizer run off the land into the ocean
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