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November 17th - Unit 1 Review Sheet
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October 28th - Digital files for the succession walk and Lab #1 are posted below. Both are now past due!
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October 23rd - Journal Entry #2, due on Tuesday, October 29th.
1. Describe three processes that: a) add Carbon Dioxide into the air b) remove Carbon Dioxide from the air
2. Explain how rising Carbon Dioxide Levels impact the climate of the earth.
3. List three impacts of global warming on the earths ecosystems.
4. Propose two ways that can slow or stop the impacts of global warming.
1. Describe three processes that: a) add Carbon Dioxide into the air b) remove Carbon Dioxide from the air
2. Explain how rising Carbon Dioxide Levels impact the climate of the earth.
3. List three impacts of global warming on the earths ecosystems.
4. Propose two ways that can slow or stop the impacts of global warming.
October 8th - See below for the review sheet for Unit 1 Quiz on Thursday, October 8th.
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September 18th - Ecological Succession Video. Chernobyl in Pictures, The World Without Us
September 16th - Journal Entry #1, Due on September 20th (Friday).
1. Describe how the province of Newfoundland and Labrador experienced a paradigm shift with respect to the cod fishery.
2. Describe two major abiotic factors in each of the following ecosystems and how they impact the biotic factors there.
A) Rainforest
B) Arctic Tundra
C) Desert
1. Describe how the province of Newfoundland and Labrador experienced a paradigm shift with respect to the cod fishery.
2. Describe two major abiotic factors in each of the following ecosystems and how they impact the biotic factors there.
A) Rainforest
B) Arctic Tundra
C) Desert
September 9th - The video below discusses the story of Easter Island, a remote island in the Pacific Ocean. The people of Easter Island developed a prosperous society, but nearly vanished entirely due to the overconsumption of the resources of the island.