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Energy intro: units

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energy->water->food->culture Energy: ability to do work. units: Joules or calories Power: how fas...

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Module 30: Public lands

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Public Lands In the US, we classify public lands as  Rangelands-open range, enables some ranching...

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Module 03: Scientific method

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Sustainability: Thinking of forever Notice that these are not your usual "energy, food and water"...

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Module 02: biodiversity

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FR Module 2 --------------- Environmental indicators: what we know and can observe that indicate ...

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Module 01: introduction

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FR Module 1 ------------- Fracking-What is it? Why is it controversial? How has it changed how we...

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Modules 01-03: introduction

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FR Module 1 ------------- Fracking-What is it? Why is it controversial? How has it changed how we...

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Module 05: Energy

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Module 5 (FINALLY!)Energy is the ability to do work (heard that before?)Units are joules ("jowles...

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Module 04: matter

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Overview: Frog book chapter 3: systems (3.1 and first part of 3.2 on your iPad) FR chapter 2: sys...

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Module 08: Response to disturbances

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Module 8: Response to disturbancesRecall negative feedback (stable ships, relationships): greater...

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Module 07: movement of matter

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Module 7: Movement of MatterBiogeochemical cycles: bio=life geo = minerals chemical = chemical cy...

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Module 06: movement of energy

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Module 6: Movement of energy Biosphere-all life Producer (also primary producer) gets energy from...

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Module 28: Humans and water in the future

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Water footprint: the amount of water used per capita (per head) in a country, including irrigatio...

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Module 27: Humans and water

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This module is all about controlling water: Primitive societies were often cited on rivers: Why? ...

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Module 26: Water availability

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Recall: Energy->Water->Food->Culture (Also Chapter 12 in Froggie book) Water: key points: What is...

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Module 33: Sustainable food production

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Mod 33: Sustainable agriculture (fishing too) Desertification (see above) intercropping vs. monoc...

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Module 32: Food production

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Mod 32: Industrial Farming (and fishing) Agribusiness:  just what it sounds like, the larger cong...

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Module 31: Food

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Recall our main themes: energy->water->food->culture Food! Three main groups:  Proteins: always i...

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Module 25: Soils

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Rocks Module 25 Igneous (fire) Sedimentary (layers) Metamorphic (Kafka rocks, just kidding: chang...

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Module 24: Earth science

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Module 24: Earth Science Key points: All elements up to Iron on the periodic table came from the ...

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Module 23: Demographic transition

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From the semester exam: eras.png Back to Demographics... Demographics is the study of people Chec...

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