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1 APES 9/18 Please take out your Case Studies HW for check-off!

2 Concept Mapping Using the information from the articles, make a concept map using the following terms: Water scarcityDesalinationWar DesertificationBoron and BromideEurope Unsustainable agricultureIncreased salinityImmigration OvergrazingHosni MubarakCamps Jordan Family PlanningArab Spring MalnutritionTotal Fertility RatePersecution YemenIranSyria UAEContraceptivesBashar al-Assad EgyptEducationCivic Identity OverpopulationRefugeesMigrants

3 Finish Video Let’s return to looking at the situation in India, China, Japan, and Kenya Finish your video guide and turn it in by the end of class!

4 Short Break… Log in to a netbook

5 Poverty, Affluence, and the Environment 5 slides of notes! That’s it!

6 Poverty and The Environment Exponential pop. growth leads to environmental damage because impoverished people are focused on survival and can’t afford to consider the needs of the environment.  Overpopulation in Africa’s Sahel region has led to overgrazing of semi- arid lands.  Deforestation in the Amazon  Destruction of bamboo forests in China

7 Affluence and the Environment Poverty can lead to environmental degradation… BUT Wealth and resource consumption can produce even more severe and far-reaching environmental impacts.

8 The Wealth Gap Residents of developed nations have larger houses, more possessions, and more money than residents of developing nations. The richest 20% of the world’s people consumes 86% of its resources, and has > 80 times the income of the poorest 20%.

9 Measuring Impact of Affluence  Our total impact (I) on the env. results from the interaction of population (P), affluence (A) and technology (T), with an added sensitivity (S) factor  Credited to Paul Ehrlich, an ecologist (1970’s) I = P x A x T  I= Total Impact  P= Population size  A= Affluence  T= Level of technology Impact and P/A/T have a proportion relationship. Increasing just one increases overall impact.

10 The IPAT model: I = P x A x T x S Population = individuals need space and resources Affluence = greater per capita resource use Technology = increased exploitation of resources Sensitivity = how sensitive an area is to human pressure  Further model refinements include education, laws, ethics https://fstoppers.com/food/what-week-groceries-looks-around-world-3251

11 Chapter 7 Modules Multiple Choice Module 22 1.B 2.A 3.C 4.A 5.C Module 23 1.D 2.E 3.B 4.C 5.D

12 End of Chapter 7 Multiple Choice 1.A 2.B 3.E 4.E 5.C 6.E 7.C 8. C 9. A 10. D 11. D 12. D

13 End of Unit Info. Test on Tuesday! Ch. 1, 7 25-30 multiple choice 2 short answer See provided list of topics Lab Book due Tuesday! 3 Warm-Ups Tragedy of Commons Game Chapter 7 Reading Assignment


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