1st Edition
CES 210: Introduction to Conservation and Environmental Science
School: University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UW-Milwaukee )
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Pages: 6continue of lecture about air quality and pollutants and the beginning and ending of lecture on climate change and air pollution -
Pages: 4air pollution and air quality ends at lead and mercury and will pick up again at hazardous air pollutants in next lecture -
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Pages: 3discusses the rest of food and hunger chapter and starts first part of sustainable food systems -
Pages: 3almost complete lecture of food and hunger discusses the production of food and its environmental impacts and ways of acquiring our food -
Pages: 8discusses pathogens virsues components of these getting in an out of the body, immune disorders, effects of the environment, and antibiotics -
Pages: 29covers all definition from each lecture, the concepts along with images to help better explain (images are cited), and questions and answers from the six chapters -
Pages: 5discusses population dynamics including factors that affect growth rates, mathematically describing these rates, terminology, how resources control population growth, species and their life spans, conservation biology, and genetic drift -
Pages: 6discusses all types of biomes along with their effects on the earth and the effects of humans on these biomes *lecture was late due to the professor running behind on schedule -
Pages: 7discusses evolution, biological communities, and species interactions -
Pages: 8lecture discusses the elements of life and the elements of the ecosystems along with their processes of achieving energy also includes discussion reading take aways -
Pages: 7Ecological economics, product use, renewable energy, politics when it comes to natural resources, how environmental regulations create jobs, etc. -
Pages: 3talks about available resources, market, capital, economics, and ecology -
Pages: 3covers everything form science, to why to think like a scientists and how, discusses real science against fake science and systems including its components. -
Pages: 2the basics of what environmental science is, what science is, how it is accomplished, and its process.