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Environmental Science B Final Challenge Q&A Knowledge Series Series., Exams of Science education

Environmental Science B Final Challenge Q&A Knowledge Series Series.

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Environmental Science B Final
Challenge Q&A Knowledge Series.
1. Illegal hunting and fishing practices are still occurring globally. - Answer True
2. Some poor countries sell off their natural resources or accept toxic waste from other
countries in order to improve their economy. - Answer True
3. Countries sign laws and treaties to protect different species. There is enough funding
to supply the enforcement needed. - Answer False
4. Countries which use the most natural resources have always been willing to
participate in global communications to resolve many environmental problems. -
Answer False
5. The first Earth Day took place on April 22, 1970. At the time, it was the best attended
protest of its kind. - Answer True
6. The Environmental Defense Fund, The Friends of the Earth, and The Natural Defense
Council, are all divisions of the Environmental Protection Agency. - Answer
False
7. After the first Earth Day, the Sierra Club expanded to 20 states in 1970. In 1971, the
anti-environmental group Greenpeace was formed. These two groups went on to
debate each other about global warming's existence for decades. - Answer
False
8. The Environmental Protection Agency is in charge of all of the following except: -
Answer 1971 The Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act
9. The EPA is also in charge of overseeing all of the following environmental acts except: -
Answer 1970 The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Environmental Science B – Final

Challenge Q&A Knowledge Series.

  1. Illegal hunting and fishing practices are still occurring globally. - Answer True
  2. Some poor countries sell off their natural resources or accept toxic waste from other countries in order to improve their economy. - Answer True
  3. Countries sign laws and treaties to protect different species. There is enough funding to supply the enforcement needed. - Answer False
  4. Countries which use the most natural resources have always been willing to participate in global communications to resolve many environmental problems. - Answer False
  5. The first Earth Day took place on April 22, 1970. At the time, it was the best attended protest of its kind. - Answer True
  6. The Environmental Defense Fund, The Friends of the Earth, and The Natural Defense Council, are all divisions of the Environmental Protection Agency. - Answer False
  7. After the first Earth Day, the Sierra Club expanded to 20 states in 1970. In 1971, the anti-environmental group Greenpeace was formed. These two groups went on to debate each other about global warming's existence for decades. - Answer False
  8. The Environmental Protection Agency is in charge of all of the following except: - Answer 1971 The Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act
  9. The EPA is also in charge of overseeing all of the following environmental acts except: - Answer 1970 The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
  1. All the plumbing fixtures and toilets should be low flow, which reduces the amount of water needed while still maintaining the pressure. - Answer True
  2. American consumers have the lowest amount of waste per person in the world. - Answer False
  3. Some examples of biodegradable materials are diapers made of cellulose and plastic bags made from cornstarch. - Answer True
  4. One of the least difficult wastes to deal with is nuclear waste. - Answer False
  5. It is estimated that over 80% of all products are thrown away after six weeks of use. - Answer True
  6. The waste material that comes from discarded computer technology items, peripherals, and electronic information devices, such as computers, printers, software devices, and monitors is known as: - Answer E-waste
  7. ________ is waste that is left after the consumer buys the product. It is usually the packaging the product came in, a byproduct of the original product, or the product itself. - Answer post-consumer waste
  8. _____ is the waste that is created in the process of making products. - Answer pre-consumer waste
  9. Compost is a rich soil amendment of organic matter that is made form decomposed plant parts collected from kitchen or yard waste. - Answer True
  10. It is estimated that there are thousands of satellites, pieces of old booster rockets, nuts and bolts, and a long list of scrap material left in orbit above the Earth. - Answer True
  1. ____________ is a technology which bypasses all natural barriers that prevent different organisms from breeding. - Answer genetic engineering
  2. ____________ is a fuel source made from the byproducts of the agricultural industry such as leftover straw from fields of grain, vines from pumpkin farms, or wood chips from lumber processing. - Answer biomass fuels
  3. The _____ works with the Environmental Protection Agency to enforce marine biology regulations along the coast and in the Great Lakes channels. - Answer Coast Guard
  4. A main division of the Department of Health, the _____, is responsible for efforts to prevent diseases, disabilities, and environmental health threats. - Answer CDC
  5. The ____ is the branch of the Department of Health that is responsible for overseeing food inspection processes, prohibits the shipping of mislabeled products, and checks quality controls and labels for cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. - Answer FDA
  6. This division is in charge of recycling water for reuse on agricultural areas and landscape areas in National Parks. - Answer Bureau of Reclamation
  7. This division is in charge of mapping land and water, and global positioning technologies for the United States. - Answer US Geological Survey
  8. This division is in charge of reestablishing the endangered species that are facing possible extinction. - Answer US Fish and Wildlife Service
  9. This division is in charge of US oil reserves, all mining activities, oil drilling, and natural gas extraction procedures. - Answer Mineral Management Service
  10. This agency was implemented to develop regulations for a more efficient and safe national transportation system. - Answer DOT
  1. This is a division of DOI, in charge of the health, biodiversity, and control of the use of public lands and reserves. - Answer BLM
  2. This Agency was established by Congress to oversee all aspects of pollution, including contamination, environmental clean up, hazardous waste spills, and pesticide use. - Answer EPA
  3. This agency is in charge of finding reliable energy sources. The amount of energy fuels coming from foreign oil, coal, and other fossil fuels is required to be reduced over the next ten years. - Answer DOE
  4. The slash and burn system of deforestation reduces the number of oxygen producing trees and puts more carbon in the air. - Answer True