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| Where most nuclear reactants are located |
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| Vandana Shiva, most well known for |
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| Work in protecting environmental diversity & sustainability through organic farming, fair trade, flower power |
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| Where global temperature increase over the last century has been the greatest |
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| Emphasis of political ecology |
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| Impact of politics, economic forces on cultures and resource use |
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| Ecofeminists blame environmental problems on |
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| How long humans have adapted to and used the natural environment |
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| Hundreds of thousands of years |
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| The most conventional environmental philosophy |
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| Most influential in anticipating a populations impact on nature |
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| The 1992 Earth Summit concerned |
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| Global environmental issues |
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| An example that is NOT evidence of global climate change |
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| Impact = Pop * Affluence * Tech |
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| Preservation, deep ecology, ecofeminism are radical perspectives only found here |
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| Foundation ideas of the 20th century environmental movement |
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| "Nature is a social creation" |
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| Physical world means different things to different people at different times |
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| Respectful & sustainable resource use |
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| Environmental preservationists advocate |
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| Certain habitats, species, resources be off limits entirely |
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| Region with most urban areas vulnerable to sea level rise |
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| Bioprospecting is corporate practice of |
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| Exploiting indigenous knowledge for commercial purposes |
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| Originator of US ecological philosiphy |
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| These people face the negative consequences of economic development |
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| Cultural geography explores |
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| The interactions of culture with space, place, and landscape |
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| Examples of uses to create social identities and/or power differences among groups |
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| Ethnicity, Race, Sexuality, Gender |
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| This is placed at the center of studies of human-environmental interactions |
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| The concept of trannies and non-scientific genders is based on someone''s |
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| In the creation of cultural landscapes, culture is |
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| Differences out of cultural traits and complexes |
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| The shared set of meanings of culture refers to |
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| religious practices, family values, historical understandings, and ideas about gender roles |
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| A cultural landscape results from |
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| The action of a cultural group within a landscape |
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| ANT and NRT help cultural geographers think about |
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| how the material world posses power over humans |
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| Race has come to refer to |
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| Differences of people's physical characteristics |
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| ___ landscapes came before ___ landscapes |
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| The belief that a nation has a common culture |
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| When we talk about landscapes as texts, we're referring to |
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| Landscapes as things of meaning, that can be written and read |
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| Humanistic approach in geography emphasizes |
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| An individual's values, meanings, intentions, behaviors |
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| Inauthentic settings based on a mix of stereotypes and questionable historical realities |
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| Two-way process by which people create and modify places and landscapes at the same time that places change and influence people |
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| Recognizing that landscapes produce and communicate meaning allows us to |
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| Interpret local and national values, priorities, histories, cultural practices |
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| Purchase images, symbols; experiences of places |
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| These things affect a persons environmental knowledge |
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| Gender, stage in life, religious beliefs |
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| Practice of writing and reading signs |
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| Fake cowboy towns and recreations of old Venice are |
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| What profession do geographers have the most in common with? |
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| Globalization in the form of the new production of irrigated cash crops brought this change to the rural Sudanese villages |
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| Traditional roles and activities of boys and girls changed |
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