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Ecology and Environment: BIOL 124 at Hawaii Community College

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Ecology and Environment: BIOL 124 at Hawaii Community College

A study of human ecology through the analysis of the interrelationships between science and technology, the means these provide for manipulation of environment and the effects of this manipulation on the environment and on human populations.

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Pamela Y. Scheffler
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Hawaii Community College
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LibreTexts
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Mục lục· 137 mục
  1. 01: Environmental Science
  2. 1.01: The Earth Humans and the Environment
  3. 1.02: The Process of Science
  4. 1.03: Environment and Sustainability
  5. 1.04: Environmental Ethics
  6. 1.05: Environmental Justice and Indigenous Struggles
  7. 1.S: Environmental Science (Summary)
  8. 02: The Physical World
  9. 03: Matter Energy and Life
  10. 3.01: Matter
  11. 3.02: Energy
  12. 3.03: A Cell is the Smallest Unit of Life
  13. 3.04: Energy Enters Ecosystems Through Photosynthesis
  14. 3.05: Energy Flow through Ecosystems
  15. 3.06: Biogeochemical Cycles
  16. 3.S: Matter Energy and Life (Summary)
  17. 04: Biomes and the Biosphere
  18. 4.01: Terrestrial Biomes
  19. 4.02: Aquatic Biomes
  20. 4.03: Chapter Resources
  21. 05: Community and Population Ecology
  22. 5.01: Population Demographics and Dynamics
  23. 5.02: Population Growth and Regulation
  24. 5.03: The Human Population
  25. 5.04: Community Ecology
  26. 5.05: Chapter Resources
  27. 06: Conventional and Sustainable Energy
  28. 6.01: Challenges and Impacts of Energy Use
  29. 6.02: Non-Renewable Energy Sources
  30. 6.03: Renewable Energy Sources
  31. 6.04: Chapter Resources
  32. 07: Conservation and Biodiversity
  33. 7.01: Introduction to Biodiversity
  34. 7.02: Origin of Biodiversity
  35. 7.03: Importance of Biodiversity
  36. 7.04: Threats to Biodiversity
  37. 7.05: Preserving Biodiversity
  38. 7.06: Chapter Resources
  39. 08: Environmental Hazards and Human Health
  40. 8.01: The Impacts of Environmental Conditions
  41. 8.02: Environmental Health
  42. 8.03: Environmental Toxicology
  43. 8.04: Bioremediation
  44. 8.05: Case Study - The Love Canal Disaster
  45. 8.S: Environmental Hazards and Human Health (Summary)
  46. 09: Water Availability and Use
  47. 9.01: Water Cycle and Fresh Water Supply
  48. 9.02: Water Supply Problems and Solutions
  49. 9.03: Water Pollution
  50. 9.04: Water Treatment
  51. 9.05: Case Study - The Aral Sea - Going Going Gone
  52. 9.06: Chapter Resources
  53. 10: Environment and Ecology- Oceans in Peril
  54. 10.01: Oceans and Coastal Environments
  55. 10.02: Climate and Carbon Cycle
  56. 10.03: El Nino and La Nina
  57. 10.04: The Warming of Our Oceans
  58. 10.05: Ocean Acidification
  59. 10.06: Pollution- Sources and Types
  60. 10.6.01: Introduction
  61. 10.6.02: Plastics in Our Oceans
  62. 10.6.03: Noisy Oceans
  63. 10.6.04: Eutrophication
  64. 10.6.05: Harmful Algal Blooms
  65. 10.6.06: Oil Spills and Marine Life
  66. 10.07: Coral Reefs and Diversity
  67. 10.7.01: Coral Reefs- An Introduction
  68. 10.7.02: Different Types of Corals
  69. 10.7.03: Reef Types and How Coral Reefs are Formed
  70. 10.7.04: Coral Reef Colors
  71. 10.7.05: Importance of Coral Reefs
  72. 10.7.06: Coral Reefs are Complex Ecosystems
  73. 10.7.07: Coral Bleaching
  74. 10.7.08: Reef Conservation
  75. 10.7.8.01: Protecting the Reefs- Organizations
  76. 10.7.8.02: Artificial Reefs
  77. 10.7.8.03: Bioremediation to Clean Our Oceans
  78. 10.7.8.04: Biocontrol in Hawaiian Reefs
  79. 10.7.8.05: Ecotourism Recreation and Reefs
  80. 10.7.8.06: How Technology is Saving the Worlds Coral Reefs
  81. 10.7.8.07: Indigenous People and Conservation
  82. 10.08: Invasive Species
  83. 10.09: Fisheries Management
  84. 10.9.01: Managing Fisheries
  85. 10.9.02: Overfishing
  86. 10.9.03: Destructive fishing methods
  87. 10.9.04: Fisheries Law Policy and International Issues
  88. 10.9.05: Marine Protected Areas
  89. 10.9.06: Whaling
  90. 10.9.07: Diseases and Pathogens
  91. 10.9.08: Aquaculture
  92. 10.9.09: Human Factors
  93. 10.9.10: Climate Change
  94. 10.9.11: Management Mechanisms Catch Quotas
  95. 10.9.12: Population Dynamics
  96. 10.10: Energy From the Sea
  97. 10.11: Major Environmental Events
  98. 10.11.01: Fukushima
  99. 10.11.02: Indonesian Tsunami
  100. 10.11.03: Santa Barbara Oil Spill
  101. 10.11.04: Exxon Valdez Oil Spill
  102. 10.11.05: Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
  103. 10.11.06: Hurricane Katrina (and others)
  104. 10.11.07: Rachel Carson and DDT
  105. 10.11.08: Diadema in the Caribbean
  106. 10.11.09: Hurricane Katrina
  107. 10.12: Volunteer to be Victorious
  108. 11: Food and Hunger
  109. 11.01: Food Security
  110. 11.02: Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering
  111. 11.03: Chapter Resources
  112. 12: Conventional and Sustainable Agriculture
  113. 12.01: Soil Profiles and Processes
  114. 12.02: Soil-Plant Interactions
  115. 12.03: Conventional Agriculture
  116. 12.04: Pests and Pesticides
  117. 12.05: Sustainable Agriculture
  118. 12.S: Conventional and Sustainable Agriculture (Summary)
  119. 13: Environmental Effects of Forestry
  120. 14: Solid Waste Management
  121. 14.01: Waste Generation
  122. 14.02: Waste Disposal
  123. 14.03: Solid Waste and Marine Life
  124. 14.04: Waste Reduction
  125. 14.05: Review
  126. 15: Air Pollution Climate Change and Ozone Depletion
  127. 15.01: Atmospheric Pollution
  128. 15.02: Ozone Depletion
  129. 15.03: Acid Rain
  130. 15.04: Climate Change
  131. 15.05: Chapter Resources
  132. 16: Sustainability - Ethics Culture and History
  133. 16.01: The Human Dimensions of Sustainability- History Culture Ethics
  134. 16.02: Its Not Easy Being Green- Anti-Environmental Discourse Behavior and Ideology
  135. 16.03: The Industrialization of Nature- A Modern History (1500 to the present)
  136. 16.04: Case Study- Agriculture and the Global Bee Colony Collapse
  137. 16.05: Sustainability Ethics