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2. | describes a human-centered view of our relationship with the environment |
3. | a study in which only one factor is manipulated or changed |
4. | view that gives value to all living things |
5. | expresses the environmental effects of an individual or population in terms of the total amount of land and water required |
7. | a used resource that can continue at the same rate into the foreseeable future |
8. | a social movement dedicated to protecting the natural world from undesirable changes |
10. | a view that judges actions in terms of their benefit or harm to the integrity of whole ecological systems |
12. | includes all the living and nonliving things with which organisms interact |
13. | a preference or viewpoint that is personal, not scientific |
15. | naturally formed much more slowly than are used |
17. | the variable that is manipulated or changed in an experiment |
18. | when other scientist examine a submitted scientific manuscript |
19. | broad explanation that applies to a wide range of situations and observations |
20. | the ensemble of knowledge, beliefs, values, and learned ways of life shared by a group of people |