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Flashcards for AP Environmental Science Final Study Book
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The __ Variable is the factor to be tested.
Independent
The __ Variable is the measured result.
Dependent
__ Variables are kept constant throughout the experiment.
Controlled
The Experimental Group is __.
Altered
The Control Group has __.
No change
A Direct __ means both variables change at the same rate.
Correlation
An __ Correlation means the variables change at opposite rates.
Inverse
The __ Convention bans the export of hazardous waste to developing countries.
Basel
__ restricts trade of endangered species.
CITES
The __ Protocol phased out the use of ozone-depleting chlorine pollution.
Montreal
The Kyoto Protocol/Paris __ Countries agreed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Agreements
The __ Water Act Restricts pollution into surface waters.
Clean
The Clean __ Act (1970) Regulated release of criteria air pollutants (CAPs) into the atmosphere.
Air
The Safe __ Water Act Drinking water must be treated and tested regularly.
Drinking
The __ Act Enabled the creation of the National Parks system.
Antiquities
__/Superfund Funds the remediation of toxic brownfield sites.
CERCLA
__ Restricts the transportation and storage of hazardous waste.
RCRA
The __-Stevenson Act Fishery quotes and monitoring.
Magnuson
The __ Species Act Any species listed cannot be hunted, trapped, or disrupted.
Endangered
The Marine __ Protection Act Outlaws the capture of dolphins, whales, manatees, seals.
Mammal
The Food, Drug, and __ Act Restricts food, drug, and cosmetic ingredients; no carcinogens.
Cosmetic
The __ Enforces all environmental laws.
EPA
The __ Regulates food additives, cosmetic ingredients, and approves new medications.
FDA
The __ Inspects farms and animal product processing facilities; Regulates labeling for plant and animal products.
USDA
The Department of the __/Bureau of Land Management Manages and leases all public lands: rangelands, national forests, etc.
Interior
The __ Rule states Only about 10% of the energy in a lower trophic level is transferred to the next one.
10%
NPP (Net Primary __) is Increase in carbon-based mass by plants.
Productivity
GPP (Gross Primary __) is Total carbon absorption by plants.
Productivity
R (Respiration) is Carbon released due to plant __.
metabolism
__ moves CO2 from atmosphere to plants.
Photosynthesis