Class Discussion Activity– Wednesday 11/7 Take a moment to write down 2 facts about each of the following topics: Water scarcity / Green revolution / Deforestation.

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Class Discussion Activity– Wednesday 11/7 Take a moment to write down 2 facts about each of the following topics: Water scarcity / Green revolution / Deforestation / Global Warming

 Students will review their knowledge on the 4 major environmental topics covered in Chapter #2

 Change from mixed to mono crop  Intensive applications of fertilizers & pesticides.  Increase in the use of hybrid seeds

 Globalization of wood products industry.  Increasing clearing of land for soybean / cattle grazing.  Relief of population pressure from established areas.

 Changes in major agricultural areas.  Increase in sea levels.  Melting of polar ice caps.  Changes in rainfall patterns.

 Water is an essential element for life and good health.  Water scarcity currently affects 1 in 3 people and as populations continue to grow the problem will only get worse.  Source: WHO

 Ironically, given the severe global water shortages, floods cause the most deaths of all natural disasters.  Settlement patterns of human beings and deforestation are two reasons for this fact.

 Students will review their knowledge on the 4 major environmental topics covered in Chapter #2

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