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| to maintain in safety, keep in unaltered condition |
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| To restore to normal, put back in original state |
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| A resource that comes from our Earth, naturally produced |
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| The capacity to endure, maintenance of responsibility |
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| Market value of all products and services produced in one year by labor of residents in a country |
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| The academic field integrating physical, biological, physical, and social science |
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| Study of the interaction of ecosystems and its organisms |
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| a growth rate is shown to grow exponentially larger |
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| When a resource either costs more to get than to sell |
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| a non-changing growth of a variable |
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| Rule of 70, doubling time |
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| amount of time it takes something to double |
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| Most developed countries, USA |
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| Least developed countries, Kenya |
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| OverExploitation, over use of the Earth for human purposes |
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| resource everyone has accessible reach to, air |
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| Average value of goods and resources divided by the population each year |
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| Major gap between the rich, moderate and the poor. |
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| measure of human demand on the Earth's ecosystem |
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| The intro of contaminants into the natural environment |
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| Bring about the use of something over and over again |
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| To use the Earth's resources responsibly |
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| Process of using used materials to create a new product |
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| The natural capital that can be extracted without losing the resource |
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| a resource that can only be used once |
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| Resources that never deplete in quality or quantity |
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