| natural pollinators | | Myers suggested species in such areas could be preserved by protection. |
| reaction | | These are necessary for fruits and vegetables. |
| the capacity of the Earth | | In the U.S. DDT affected wildlife and _____. |
| undesireable predator | | This has a correlation to human health. |
| extinction | | Climate is _________. |
| carcinogenic | | This human activity has the greatest environmental impact. |
| hot spots | | Of greatest concern is the accelerating loss of this. |
| global warming | | Global warming has this. |
| natural ecosystems | | This damages sensitve aquatic and forest ecosystems. |
| interconnected | | These extreme events are popping up all over. |
| crops | | Author responsible for public taking notice of environmental problems. |
| managing the planet | | This has affected animals that adapt to changing climates. |
| diversity | | As society increases mobility, so do these. |
| humanity | | Man who dominates the natural world has customarily overused this. |
| ozone layer | | Global warming can elevate the threat of this. |
| threshold | | Depletion of this permits more ultra-violet radiation to reach us. |
| habitat | | Problems connected to the scale of human population may include these factors. |
| leadership | | Human mobility is speedy therefore the spread of these is swift. |
| life | | For every action this occurs. |
| nonlinear | | This focused on slowing species extinciton when process was known to be global. |
| concern | | This by man can be learned from ecological footprint analysis. |
| garbage dump | | We can not escape responsibility for this. |
| additional diseases | | Protection of species and need for this arose. |
| agriculture | | This adversely affects the world's environment. |
| very long lag time | | Many problems develop with a very long lag time before consequences _______. |
| Rachel Carson | | No place is untouched by this. |
| pathogenic organisms | | In high doses PCBs are toxic and _____. |
| biodiversity | | This from the United states is important. |
| toxins | | With the loss of biodiversity, this is at risk. |
| mini ice age | | Transplants into new ecosystems become a pest or this. |
| climate changes | | This is the dominant ecological force and the foremost evolutionary force. |
| viruses | | Plants, animals, and microorganisms are the most irreplaceable form of this. |
| overshooting | | This of Earth's are taken for granted. |
| environmental | | All of us pay this for the alteration of natural resources. |
| natural capital | | These are integral to our life-support system and co-evolve with us. |
| pollution | | Climate is __________. |
| air pollution | | Consumption of this may result in madness, loss of bodily functions and horrific deaths. |
| organisms | | This is the reflection of solar radiation. |
| human activity | | Food production and human health my be adversely affected if this is in the air or water. |
| Albedo | | Reduce the number eating and hunger is reduced is considred playing this. |
| acid rain | | These need replenishment of soils and nutrients. |
| birds | | More and more these are traceable to human action. |
| social costs | | The primary cause of increasing gas emission is the burning of this. |
| weather | | The more inense the agriculture, the least area is available for this. |
| time | | Ecosystems play a role which is essential for this. |
| mercury | | The problem of scale is ever-present in these matters. |
| natural resources | | Things change with this. |
| human population | | One can lead to another. |
| globally | | Not always can one emulation be applied to this extent. |
| the Malthus card | | These are incurred by society as a result of an activity or manufacturing. |
| materialize | | Younger Dryas is the name for this. |
| important | | Continued huge amounts of carbon into the atmosphere is using the atmosphere as this. |
| fossil fuels | | The Ehrlichs see hunger and population as interconnected. |