When Man Destroys Nature Man is Actually Destroying Himself

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When Man Destroys Nature Man is Actually Destroying Himself Biodiversity is important – losing species hurts our species

Two Laws of Thermodynamics Car examples!!!!!!! Matter and Energy are Indestructible, but can be readily transformed to less desirable, unusable, and even harmful forms Two Laws of Thermodynamics Car examples!!!!!!!

Just about everything we talk about Man is Stupid Just about everything we talk about

Resource Uses, Regulations and Management Practices that do not Consider the Future are Nothing Nonrenewable resource use that doesn’t take into account the actual cost of the production

Pyramids of Consumption Lead to Increased Concentrations of Matter WASTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Global Warming, Ozone Depletion, Acid deposition Man Must Change His Role as Conqueror of the Earth and All that it contains to that of a Responsible Citizen that takes his place among the order of things Global Warming, Ozone Depletion, Acid deposition

Destroying biodiversity causes a collapse of ecosystems Man-made Monocultures and Simple Natural Vegetation types are Commonly Subject to Natural Catastrophes Destroying biodiversity causes a collapse of ecosystems Keystone Predators

Endemic Species get pushed out The Introduction of Alien Species or Substances is to be Avoided and if Must be done, It should be with Extreme Caution and when there are no Alternatives Endemic Species get pushed out

Diversity = Stability Keystone species

Gas Prices!!!!!!!!!!!!! Summer vs. Winter Gas Natural Resources are the Basis of Economic and Monetary Systems and Systems that Expand Beyond this Resource Base must Ultimately Collapse Gas Prices!!!!!!!!!!!!! Summer vs. Winter Gas

Be able to tell the difference between the two types Which are which? Man obtains Energy from Either Renewable or Nonrenewable Sources or Supplies Be able to tell the difference between the two types Which are which?

The energy in must equal the energy out Conservation of Matter

Where is our long term future???? What are we willing to pay??? Resources are either renewable or nonrenewable and must be treated accordingly Where is our long term future???? What are we willing to pay???

Biodiversity is important – losing species hurts our species The most precious natural resource is life starting with human life and including the equally important diversity of all living things inhabiting the earth Biodiversity is important – losing species hurts our species

Conserving Energy and Resources not only saves resources but also helps to protect the environment from which the resources/energy are obtained and the environment in which people live The best way to protect the environment from hazardous waste is to prevent the production of it.

A Healthy and Stable Economy and a Healthy Environment are Inseparable Goals Politics!!!!!!!!!!!!!