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Water, sunlight, wood, wind

Renewable Resources

Affects the surviaval and health of organisms Sprayed into atmosphere

Pollutants

Example of renewable energy

Solar, wind, geothermal, water

Gas that depletes ozone layer

Chlorofluorocarbons (aerosols)

Exists in finite amounts B

Non-renewable resources

Blocks UV rays from the sun

Ozone layer

Metals, fossils fuels, plastics

Non-reneawable resources

Forms from decaying or rotting plants; precursor to fossil fuels

Peat

Would prevent the Dust Bowl

Crop Rotation

Keeps soil fertile

Crop Rotation

Anything harmful to the environment

Pollutant

Gas that warms atmosphere

Carbon Diioxide

Caused by increase in carbon dioxide

Global Warming

Increases soil erosion

Clear-cutting or Deforestation

Using Fossil Fuels

Increases Carbon dioxide in Atmosphere

Melts polar ice caps and causes sea level to rise

Global Warming

Reduce ozone levels in atmosphere

CFCs

Transports fresh water to densely populated areas

Aqueducts

Needed to produce Geothermal Energy

Magma

How green plants reduce carbon dioxide level

Photosynthesis

Surface layer, thermocline, bottom layer

The three layers of the ocean

Covers 75% of the Earth

Oceans/Water

Comprises 97% of all the water on Earth

Oceans/Saltwater

Site of most of the freshwater on Earth

Polar Ice Caps/Glaciers

Water held underground

Groundwater

Where freshwater is found

Lakes, Rivers, Streams

Periodic rise in fall in sea level


Caused by the moon

Tides

Cycle in which water is always moving and recycling

Water Cycle

All of the water on Earth

Hydrosphere

Steps in the Water Cycle

Precipitation


Runoff


Infiltration


Evaporation


Condensation