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HIPPCO
Habitat destruction
Invasive species
Population growth
Pollution
Climate change
Over exploitation
What is tragedy of the commons
Commons (resources shared among a large group of people) being depleted or destroyed by individual due to act of self interest
Tilling
Breaking up the soil
Contour plowing
Plowing along the natural curves of the land
Conventional/industrial agriculture
Relies on synthetic fertilizers and pesticides + heavy machinery
Organic agriculture
Avoids synthetic fertilizers and relies on compost but lower yeilds
Ex: crop rotation and cover crops
Sustainable/regenerative agriculture
Focus on long term ecosystem health
Ex: no till farming, cover crops, and poly cultures
Ecosystem service: cultural
Non-material benefits that contribute to well-being (recreational, aesthetics, spiritual value)
Ecosystem service: Provisioning
Goods we obtain directly (food, water, raw materials)
Ecosystem service: Regulating
Natural processes that keep environmental conditions stable (climate regulation, water purification, pollination)
Ecosystem service: Supporting
Processes that keep ecosystems functioning, enable all other services (primary production, biodiversity, biogeochemical cycles)
Source of co2
Short residence time
Produced through combustion (burning biomass)
Ex: atmosphere
Sink/reservoir of co2
Long residence time
Ex:
Hydrosphere
Lithosphere
Biosphere
Aerobic
CO2 release when oxygen is present
Anaerobic
CH4 is released when oxygen is absent
Succession
Natural process where ecosystems recover and develop after a disturbance
Survivorship curves: type l
K selective species
Low birth rate
High survival
Ex: humans
Survivorship curve: type ll
In between R and K selective species
Ex: birds
Survivorship curve: type lll
R selective species
High birth rate
Low survival
Ex: trees
Crude birth rate (CBR)
The number of births per 1000 people per year
# of births in one year
——————————- x 1000
Total population
Crude death rate (CDR)
The number of deaths per 1000 people per year
# of deaths in one year
——————————- x 1000
Total population
Malthusian theory
Human population is growing exponentially while food supply grows library which will lead to crisis (war, famine, and disease)
Growth rate
(CBR + immigration) - (CDR + emigration)
——————————————— = rate %
10
K
Carrying capacity
TFR
Total fertility rate