Global Awareness Final Exam

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What does fair trade mean and what is its relevance as an alternative to production/consumption?

Fair wages, safe working conditions, and sustainable practices

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What are free trade agreements?

Agreements between countries to reduce tariffs and trade barriers

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What are the main arguments of Modernization Theory?

Countries develop through stages and assumes Western civilization is better

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What are the main arguments of Dependency Theory?

Poor countries depend on rich countries and need more local control

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What is an externality?

A side effect of an action such as pollution harming others

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What proportion of global greenhouse gas emissions is agriculture responsible for?

About 25%

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What proportion of global water withdrawal is agriculture responsible for?

About 70% of freshwater use

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Where is hunger concentrated in the world?

Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia

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Where is climate change expected to negatively impact agricultural production?

Africa, South Asia, and Latin America

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Where is climate change expected to positively impact agricultural production?

Northern regions

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What is the estimated impact of climate change on global agricultural production?

A drop in food production

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What are the two types of biofuel introduced in class?

Ethanol and biodiesel

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Which biofuel is most important in the United States?

Corn ethanol

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Which two countries produce the most biofuel globally?

The United States and Brazil

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What is food justice?

Fair access to healthy and affordable food

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What is food apartheid?

An unequal food system that limits access to healthy food

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What is the relationship between corporate agriculture and population growth?

Large companies control food production as population growth increases demand

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What is a key issue impacting cocoa production in West Africa?

Child labor and low pay

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What is the historical significance of the sugar and cocoa industries?

They were linked to slavery and colonialism

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What does Peak Oil Theory state?

Oil production will peak and then decline

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Who came up with Peak Oil Theory?

M. King Hubbert

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What development was used to challenge Peak Oil Theory?

Fracking

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Which three countries have the largest oil reserves?

Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, and Canada

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Which three countries are the leading oil producers?

The United States, Saudi Arabia, and Russia

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What is the recent trend in U.S. coal use for electricity generation?

Coal use has been decreasing

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What is decoupling?

Growing the economy without increasing greenhouse gas emissions

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What is fracking?

Breaking rocks with high-pressure liquid to extract oil and gas

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What are the pros of fracking?

Increased energy supply and economic growth

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What are the cons of fracking?

Pollution, earthquakes, and water issues

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What are common uses of fossil fuels?

Gasoline, plastics, farming, and electricity

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What are the environmental impacts of fossil fuels?

Climate change and pollution

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What are some renewable energy alternatives?

Solar, wind, and water energy

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What are the pros of renewable energy?

Clean energy source

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What are the cons of renewable energy?

Expensive and not always reliable

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How much must CO2 emissions decrease by 2050 according to the textbook?

50–80%

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What are the pros of coal?

Cheap energy source

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What are the cons of coal?

Dirty and highly polluting

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What is OPEC?

An organization that controls oil supply and prices

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What is the relationship between OPEC and U.S. energy and war policies?

Oil supply influences U.S. policies and conflicts

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What are theories on fossil fuels and nuclear energy?

Fossil fuels are cheap but dirty, while nuclear energy is cleaner but risky and expensive

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What was the Green Revolution?

Increased food production through chemicals and technology

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What were the benefits of the Green Revolution?

More food production

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What were the drawbacks of the Green Revolution?

Environmental damage

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What is the Kyoto Protocol?

The first global climate agreement requiring industrialized nations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

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Why was the Kyoto Protocol important?

It was the first major international climate agreement

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What are major concerns about the Amazon Rainforest?

Deforestation and biodiversity loss

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What are debt-for-nature swaps?

Reducing debt in exchange for environmental protection

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What do scientists say about the sixth extinction?

Humans are causing a mass extinction event

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What does ecological unequal exchange mean?

Rich countries use resources from poorer countries

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Which country practices the most fracking?

The United States

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