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Introduction To Environmental Science

Environmental Science examines the interactions between the natural world and human societies, focusing on ecosystems, pollution, resource types, and climate change. Key issues include the impact of pollution on health and biodiversity, and the distinction between renewable and non-renewable resources. Protecting the environment is essential for future generations.

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Introduction To Environmental Science

Environmental Science examines the interactions between the natural world and human societies, focusing on ecosystems, pollution, resource types, and climate change. Key issues include the impact of pollution on health and biodiversity, and the distinction between renewable and non-renewable resources. Protecting the environment is essential for future generations.

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Introduction to Environmental Science

Title: Introduction to Environmental Science

Environmental Science is the study of interactions between the natural world and human societies.

1. Ecosystems:

- A system where living and non-living things interact.

- Types: Forest, Desert, Aquatic

2. Pollution:

- Air, Water, Soil pollution caused by industrialization and human activity.

- Effects: Health problems, climate change, loss of biodiversity

3. Renewable vs Non-renewable Resources:

- Renewable: Solar, Wind, Water

- Non-renewable: Coal, Oil, Natural Gas

4. Climate Change:

- Global warming due to increased greenhouse gases.

- Leads to rising sea levels, extreme weather events.

Conclusion:

Protecting the environment is critical for future generations.

References:

- www.epa.gov
- www.un.org/environment

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