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| Essential nutrients/components of diet |
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| carbohydrates, fats, protein |
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| vitamen c deficiency, from lack of fruit |
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| skin desease, vitamen B deficiency |
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| vitamen D deficiency, bad bones |
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| high starch, low protein; distended belly appearance |
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| appear old, wasting away; protein deficiency |
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| search for new way to produce new foods to reduce insecurities. Increase range of conditions, increase range of food we can eat, enhance foods through genetic modification. |
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| fish can provide a lot of protein, farm produced fish, genetic modification of fish |
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| Genetically modified food |
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| growth hormones and other additives |
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| monetary contribution to a private farm |
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| no food available; causes include environmental disasters, political instability, and bad communication with resources |
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state of physical, mental, and social well being
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| deleterious change in being due to environmental factor that is physical, biological, nutritional, chemical, or physiological |
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| flammable, explosive, irritant, acid, bleach |
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poisonous by interacting with cellular community
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| damage to tissue and imflamation |
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| breaks, you inhale, micro-tears in lungs, retains in lungs to damage them |
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| sensitize, toxic, activate immune system |
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| damage to tissue and imflamation |
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basically a poison that effects your head?
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| substance capable of creating a mutation |
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| cause abnormal developments |
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| shock from sudden physical injury |
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| build up of toxin in your body |
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build up of toxin through food chain
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| lethal dose for 50% measure of our risks |
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| Filtration and detoxification of toxins (kidney, liver) |
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| minimize effects of toxins in the body for filtration |
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| brown residue that holds soil together |
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| soil found under grasslands |
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| soil found under temperate forests |
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| O Horizon(humus), A Horizon(top soil), Sub Soil, C Horizon(parent material), R Horizon(Rock) |
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| causes of soil degradation |
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| erosion, waterlogging, bad farming |
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| adding too much water to a plant |
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| minerals in water build up around plant and kill it; salt and other minerals |
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| crop rotation tool, alfalfa and peanuts |
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| soil conservation, low input a griculture(water and energy), integrated pest management |
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| ntegrated pest management |
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| reduced amount of pesticides used, biological control, timing and rotation, parasitic wasps |
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| Swidden agriculture or milpa |
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| food security act, subsidizing farms |
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| conserve the amount of soil used to farm |
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| Conservation Reserve Program |
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| conserve the wildlife of the world |
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| grow crops in synergy with trees |
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| trees cover less than 20% of floor |
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| trees cover more than 20% of floor |
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| 30 north equator, spring/winter seasons |
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| wet, rainy/dry season, on equator |
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| single species dominates the culture |
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| people moving into forest for land use |
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| scars landscape, efficient |
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| cut only a strip of forest |
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| only cutting specific trees and leaving the rest |
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| owns land stays in one place |
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| creating a desert of the land |
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| too much grazing on the grass is killing it |
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| chemical and physical efforts to fix a degraded site |
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| liquid hot; molten rock; cool magma in large plates |
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| igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary rocks |
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| crystals formed from lava; trans. Through temp and pressure; fossils, formed by erosion |
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| re-use scrape to make something |
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| geochemically scare minerals |
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| bauxite, gold, sivler, fossil fuels, |
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| crush down, chemical bond, a lot of min tailing |
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| natural forces to move things from point a to b |
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| expose the ores underneath the surface and dig them out |
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| same thing as strip mining? |
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| dig narrow pathway down to ore and then follow the band |
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| something your nation needs but can not produce, or vice versa |
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| cycle in which rocks go from metamorphic, igneous, and/or sedimentary to a different form |
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| environmental hazard index(EHI) |
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| surface distribution index + 3 chemical pollution indexes |
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| cooking ores to make out metals |
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