1. The 5 Themes of World Geography #3: The Human-Environment Interaction People are constantly interacting with their surroundings. 1

2. The Human-Environment Interaction People adapt to their environment. People adapt to their environment. –Their environment changes them. People change their environment. People change their environment. –In positive and negative ways. People adapt to their environment. People adapt to their environment. –Their environment changes them. People change their environment. People change their environment. –In positive and negative ways. 2

3. How do people adapt to their environment? How does climate change the way people live? How does climate change the way people live? 3

4. How do people adapt to their environment? How do landforms change the way people live? How do landforms change the way people live? 4

5. How do people adapt to their environment? How does proximity to water change the way people live? How does proximity to water change the way people live? 5

6. How do people change their environment? Is this change positive or negative? Is this change positive or negative? 6

7. How do people change their environment? Is this change positive or negative? Is this change positive or negative? 7

8. How do people change their environment? Is this change positive or negative? Is this change positive or negative? 8

9. How do people change their environment? Is this change positive or negative? Is this change positive or negative? 9

10. How do people change their environment? Is this change positive or negative? Is this change positive or negative? 10

11. What do theses animals have in common? 11

12. Environmental Issues Air & Water Pollution Air & Water Pollution Acid Rain Acid Rain Global Warming Global Warming Depletion of the Ozone Depletion of the Ozone Deforestation Deforestation Desertification Desertification Overpopulation Overpopulation Extinction of Plant & Animal Species Extinction of Plant & Animal Species Air & Water Pollution Air & Water Pollution Acid Rain Acid Rain Global Warming Global Warming Depletion of the Ozone Depletion of the Ozone Deforestation Deforestation Desertification Desertification Overpopulation Overpopulation Extinction of Plant & Animal Species Extinction of Plant & Animal Species 12