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empirical science
a scientific approach that investigates the natural world through observation and experimentation
applied science
research that is used to help solve practical problems
environmental literacy
the understanding of how ecosystems function and the impact of our choices on the environment
trade-offs
a compromise to something
triple bottom line
the combination of environmental, social, and economic impacts of our choices
sustainable development
development that meets present needs without harming the ability of future generations to do the same
carrying capacity
the population size that a particular environment can support indefinitely
ecological footprint
the land needed to provide resources and dispose waste of a person or population
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