Population, Environmental Pollution and Control Exam
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Human populations have been forced to adapt to biological, economic and social restrictions since the dawn of civilization and have affected the use of land and water.

True

Organic debris decreases oxygen content in water, rendering it anaerobic and causing water pollution.

True

The term for the state where birth rate plus immigration equals death rate plus emigration is called stable population growth.

False

Acid rain pollution is a result of pollutants emitted by combustion processes of sulfur oxides (SOx) and nitrogen oxides (NOx).

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A treaty is generally more mandatory compared to a convention in international law.

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Human Population and Adaptation

  • Human populations have adapted to various limitations including biological, economic, and social factors.
  • These adaptations have influenced the management and usage of land and water resources.

Environmental Pollution

  • Organic debris is a significant contributor to water pollution, leading to reduced oxygen levels and creating anaerobic conditions.
  • Acid rain occurs due to emissions of sulfur oxides (SOx) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) from combustion processes.

Population Growth Dynamics

  • The balance of birth rates plus immigration and death rates plus emigration indicates stable population levels, not absolute population growth.

International Agreements

  • A convention is defined as a binding international agreement that is documented and governed by international law.
  • Treaties typically imply stricter obligations compared to conventions and may carry social or moral implications for non-compliance.

Ecological Dynamics

  • Biological extermination describes a scenario where a small population lacks the numbers to significantly affect their ecological environment.

Greenhouse Gases and Climate

  • Greenhouse gases are essential for maintaining the Earth’s temperature, making it a habitable environment. Without them, life would struggle to survive due to extreme cold.

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Test your understanding of population dynamics and environmental pollution as covered in the EHSP 113 course. This quiz consists of true or false questions that will assess your grasp on key concepts taught during the session. Prepare to reflect on how human populations interact with their environment.

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