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what is urbanization?
moving to cities for jobs
what is urban crisis?
people move quickly to cities and there's not enough infrastructure
2 steps on how to avoid urban crisis?
1.build more mass transit 2. plan the growth of a city
what are minerals?
solid substances found in nature that consist of a single element or compound
what is an ore?
rocks that contain minerals
what are the 3 types of surface mines?
open pit, quarry, strip mining
what is open pit mining?
mining near the surface
what is quarry mining?
rocks and gravel
what is strip mining?
removing strips of land
what are the two types of mining?
surface and subsurface
what is the pro of mining?
make money
what are the three cons of mining?
human injury, destroys surface, pollutes ground water
what are three ways to avoid mining problems?
do less mining, recycle, and reclamation
what is reclamation?
restoring the landscape
where are three places to drill?
where other gold has been found, geology clues, what plants are there
what are 4 factors of drilling that effect profit
how many drill holes are successful, amount of ore, purity, current price
what re 3 reasons for logging?
space for farming/cattle, wood, paper
what was the first national park? where and when was it established?
the yellowstone national park in wyoming in 1872
what is wilderness
land protected by the government, not allowed to have motors of any kind.
what is open space
land use for public use (golf coarse, ski resort)