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Chapter 1.4 Earth System Science Earth System Science = aims to understand Earth as a system made up of interacting parts called subsystems. Only Energy goes in & out. Energy AND matter flow in and out. Matter is trapped inside. CLOSED SYSTEM OPEN SYSTEM FlashDrive: Three types of systems.

Earth System is powered by 2 energy sources: SUN CORE Drives EXTERNAL processes like climate and weather, ocean circulation, and erosion. Drives INTERNAL processes like earthquakes, volcanoes and mountain building.

LIVING vs. NONLIVING FACTORS AFFECT EARTH Mudslide Sunlight Drought Orchard , Iowa tornado. 1913 Statewide flood in Ohio Locusts

RENEWABLE vs. NONRENEWABLE 2 million plastic bottles used every 5 minutes in USA. Coal Freshwater

Increasing Population of Humans http://blogs.esri.com/Info/blogs/gisedcom/archive/2007/09/26/creating-animations-in-arcmap.aspx

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HSW: User's Guide To Planet Earth: American Environment Test 31:00