What do you think are the three most environmentally unsustainable components of your lifestyle? List two ways in which you could apply each principles of sustainability in making your lifestyle more environmentally sustainable.

Q: Name one way that we can make food production more sustainable

A: Food culture has an effect on future generations, and today's decisions about growing, purchasing,…

Q: Describe the two theoretical constructs for measuring urban sustainability that are Urban metabolism…

A: Since the first of the research of the urban metabolism process, most scientists divide this…

Q: What is the 3 ways to ensure that the food items purchase are sustainable food product?

A: Sustainable food products are those food that is safe and healthy.

Q: What positives are we already seeing because of the use of renewable energy?

A: The question is asking regarding the advantages of the use of renewable energy  source instead of…

Q: Why Is Sustainability Essential for a Healthy Future?

A: Ecology is the study of interaction of organisms with one another and with the environment. Ecology…

Q: Which of the following describes how humans can create a sustainable practice between the meat…

A: The term sustainability is associated with the phenomenon of fulfilling an individual’s demands…

Q: What is the connection between natural capital, natural income, and an environmentally sustainable…

A: The natural environment encompasses all living and nonliving things occurring naturally, meaning in…

Q: Describe three (3) environmental management principles and explain how you, as a student and young…

A: Introduction There are 7 basic environmental management principles:-  Polluter Pays Principle (PPP)…

Q: Discuss and give science-based arguments. Bt corn directly impacts the farm's ability to carry out…

A: Bt Cron is a genetically modified organisms which is called GMO.  Genetically modified organisms are…

Q: What is a beneficial reason for purchasing organically grown fresh fruits and vegetables rather than…

A: The production of food without the use of synthetic chemicals or genetically modified components is…

Q: A soft drink producers' trade group funds a study to determine whether the removal of soft drink…

A: The first is biased so tick the option second is not bias so don't tick  third also is not bias…

Q: What do you know about environment? How we can keep its ambient quality at sustainable level for our…

A: Environment incorporates the living and nonliving things that a creature associates with, or affects…

Q: What different activities can be done on a daily basis to help alleviate your carbon footprint?

A: The total amount of greenhouse gases (including carbon dioxide and methane) generated by our actions…

Q: Elaborate on how we can achieve sustainable animal agriculture to minimize the negative impact to…

A: Diverse crop rotations, increasing use of perennial plants, and animal incorporation in grazing and…

Q: ess to get citizens to contribute in solving environmental problems?

A: Anything that surrounds us makes our environment. It consist of both living as well as abiotic…

Q: How can you help in the conservation of our natural resources?

A: Natural resources must be conserved for our future generations. Resources must never be misused.

Q: What is a carbon tax? Would you be in favor of a carbon tax as a way to reduce CO2 emissions?

A: Carbon tax is a tax which is imposed on the carbon emission machine.

Q: Discuss why a dedicated environmentalist might give up eating beef.

A: United Nations Environment Program perceives meet as a climate harmful meat . It is quite energy…

Q: o what extent does organic agriculture contribute to the multiple aspects of agricultural…

A: Sustainable agriculture is a practice that involves an integrated system of plant and animal…

Q: How can you help reduce environmental problems

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Q: Judgment on the commercialization and consumption of GMOs in the Philippines? Are you in favor of…

A: Answer of the question given below...

Q: Why are many Midwest farmers and ranchers welcoming wind farms and becoming developers?

A: Wind farms are the wind turbines which are planted in the farming fields to produce electricity from…

Q: List three important ways in which your life would be different today if grassroots actions by U.S.…

A: The three important ways in which your life would be different today if grassroots actions by U.S.…

Q: Which of the following is not an actual reason why marijuana remained illegal for so long?   The…

A: Marijuana also called weed is a greenish-gray mixture of the dried flowers of Cannabis sativa.

Q: What are the ethical issues with environmental sustainability?

A: "Environmental sustainability" is guaranteeing that in fulfilling our requirements for water, food,…

Q: what is the most pressing bioethical issue facing the world today?  How should science and democracy…

A: The branch of applied ethics that deals with the philosophical, social, and legal issues arising in…

Q: some ethical benefits and rewards w

A: Ethics is also called as moral philosophy. This disciplines is concerned with the moral. It says…

Q: In his discussion of ethics and the environment, Velasquez concludes that Select one or more than…

A: Manuel Velasquez is a business ethics professor who also teaches about the societal, legal, and…

Q: Which of the following correctly defines sustainability A. Meeting present needs without…

A: Ans- A  Meeting present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their…

Q: The following diagram shows a typical food pyramid:       Hawks           Snakes       Mice   Grass…

A: The percentage of production transferred from one trophic level to the next is called trophic…

Q: What is effect on planning (including budgeting) on resource availability

A: Changes in the amount and availability of a given resource (e.g., less food) can cause changes in an…

Q: Ecological footprint is the product of three factors: ● population size, intensity of resource…

A: Humans rely on ecosystems for a variety of unseen services. For example, ecosystems provide foods,…

Q: What mechanisms do the shops have to keep fruits and vegetables sanitary for the whole day

A: Fruits are vegetables remain as living tissues even after their harvest and in-order to keep them…

Q: What are tertiary consumers or top consumers?

A: Ecological pyramid refers to graphical representation of the relationship occurring between…

Q: Identify ways you can work to reduce the rise in atmospheric CO2 and how we might use energy more…

A: HOW TO REDUCE RISE IN ATMOSPHERIC CO2. 1) creating new wetlands and restoring and protecting already…

Q: An eco-city is ____.   a. people-oriented   b. car-oriented   c. family-oriented…

A: The branch of biology that deals with the relationship among various living organisms and with their…

Q: Urban farming projects, like the one in Detroit, improve health by  A. improving access to good…

A: Nutrition is the study of food and its relation to the body. The food is used to gain energy and…

Q: List 5 ways that technology can help the environment. List 5 ways technology can harm the…

A: According to the question, we have to make a list of 5 ways that technology can help the…

Q: What are five ways that energy is wasted and how does it violate the three principles of…

A: Energy can be defined as the capacity to do any form of work. Energy can be classified as two forms,…

Q: What are the implications of science, technology, and innovation in meeting society's need for food…

A: Annual rise in global population is estimated to be around 1.1% which is more than 83 million people…

Q: "eating is an agricultural act" and "how we eat determines how the world is used."  In one or two…

A: Given: Explain quote Eating is an agricultural act' How we eat determines how the world is used

Q: What makes the hospitality industry operate? What are the sectors of the hospitality industry?

A: People around the world expect good hospitality as it provides good feelings and thoughts. The…

Q: Name at least two ways that buying fresh/local food lowers your ecological footprint.

A: Ecological footprint is the measure of how an individual uses environmental resources.

Environmental health and hazards

An organism's environment is the environment in which it lives and has an impact on its well-being. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines environmental health as "those aspects of public health, such as quality of life, that are influenced by physical, chemical, biological, social, and psychosocial components in the environment." Environmental health is concerned with both natural and man-made settings in order to enhance public health. Environmental science, occupational medicine, toxicology, and epidemiology are the key subdisciplines of environmental health.