Chapter 4 · Management and Ecological Well-Being
10concepts
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Conventions
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Questions
01Identify the standardized unit used to compare ecological footprint and biocapacity.
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02Name the FBL response in which managers knowingly resist correction or disclosure of ecological harms.
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03Name the FBL response that meets only minimum ecological legal requirements.
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04Identify the assessment method abbreviated LCA.
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05Identify the design approach that reuses end-of-life product materials as inputs for new products.
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06Name the SET approach that connects ownership, production, and resources to one geographic community.
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07Identify the process that uses sunlight to make energy-rich organic matter from CO2 and water.
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08Using Figure 4.1 teaching figures: annual additions are 32 + 4 trillion kg CO2. Enter total additions in trillion kg.
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09Using Figure 4.1 teaching figures: additions total 36 trillion kg and removals are 12 + 10 trillion kg. Enter net annual addition in trillion kg.
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10Identify the clothing approach emphasizing lasting design, repair, and reuse rather than rapid trend replacement.
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11Identify a person whose diet consists principally of locally grown or produced food.
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12Name the principle requiring proponents to demonstrate safety when a proposed action has reasonable risk of harming people or the environment.
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