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1. Verfasser:	Spooner, Alecia M. (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Hoboken, N.J. Wiley 2012
Schlagworte:	Environmental sciences Umweltwissenschaften
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adam_text	Titel: Environmental science for dummies Autor: Spooner, Alecia M Jahr: 2012 Table of Contents Introduction................................................................. 7 About This Book..............................................................................................1 Conventions Used in This Book.....................................................................2 What You re Not to Read................................................................................2 Foolish Assumptions.......................................................................................2 How This Book Is Organized..........................................................................3 Part I: Demystifying Science and the Environment...........................3 Part II: Planting the Seed: Foundational Concepts in Environmental Science................................................3 Part III: Getting Your Needs Met: Earth s Natural Resources...........4 Part IV: Giving a Hoot: Pollution and Environmental Quality..........4 Part V: Follow the Recycled Brick Road: A Sustainable Future.......4 Part VI: The Part of Tens.......................................................................5 Icons Used in This Book.................................................................................5 Where to Go from Here...................................................................................6 Part h demystifying Science and the Environment.......... 7 Chapter 1: Investigating the Environment.........................9 Putting the Science in Environmental Science.........................................9 Using the scientific method................................................................10 Understanding the connection between atoms, energy, and life ... 10 Analyzing the Earth s Physical Systems and Ecosystems........................11 Sorting the world into climate categories........................................12 Dividing the Earth into ecosystems...................................................12 Observing the interactions between organisms within an ecosystem.....................................................13 Supplies Limited! Natural Resources and Resource Management..........13 Factoring in food, shelter, and more.................................................13 Thinking about energy alternatives...................................................14 Keeping Things Habitable............................................................................14 Clearing the air (and water)...............................................................15 Tracking toxins and garbage..............................................................15 Influencing climate...............................................................................16 Imagining the Future.....................................................................................16 Realizing a sustainable economy.......................................................16 Putting it on the books: Environmental policy................................16 Chapter 2: Lab Coats and Microscopes: Thinking Scientifically___19 Asking and Answering Questions with the Scientific Method.................19 Reasoning one way or another: Inductive versus deductive.........20 Working through the scientific method............................................20 Presenting Data Graphically.........................................................................25 Quantifying Uncertainty...............................................................................27 Recognizing Good Science When You See It..............................................28 Chapter 3: What s the Matter? Living and Nonliving Material......31 Changing States of Matter............................................................................31 Examining Atomic Structure........................................................................32 Making and Breaking Chemical Bonds........................................................33 Ionic bonding........................................................................................34 Covalent bonding.................................................................................35 Hydrogen bonding...............................................................................36 Oxidizing and reducing compounds..................................................37 Surveying the Properties of Water..............................................................37 Taking a closer look at the water molecule......................................37 The unbearable lightness of ice.........................................................39 What s pH Got to Do with It? Acids and Bases..........................................40 Defining acids and bases.....................................................................40 Measuring reactivity with the pH scale............................................40 It s Alive! Organic Matter and Compounds................................................41 Proteins.................................................................................................42 Nucleic acids........................................................................................43 Carbohydrates......................................................................................43 Lipids.....................................................................................................43 Building Organisms One Cell at a Time......................................................44 Working together: Cell specialization...............................................44 Separating plant cells from animal cells...........................................44 Chapter 4: Making Things Happen: Energy.......................47 Identifying the Different Types of Energy...................................................47 Transferring heat: Thermal energy...................................................48 Setting things in motion: Work and kinetic energy.........................50 Storing potential energy......................................................................50 Moving in waves...................................................................................51 Defining the Thermodynamic Laws.............................................................52 Counting Calories (And Joules)...................................................................52 Converting the Sun s Energy to a Useable Form.......................................53 Spinning sugar from sunlight: Photosynthesis................................54 Waiting to exhale: Respiration...........................................................55 Part II: Planting the Seed: foundational Concepts in Environmental Science............................................57 Chapter 5: Studying the Environment and Your Place in It..........59 Integrating Multiple Disciplines...................................................................60 Applying Common Tools of Environmental Science.................................61 Reviewing case studies.......................................................................61 Assessing environmental indicators.................................................61 Measuring human impacts: The ecofootprint..................................62 Tracing the Development of Modern Environmental Ethics...................64 Managing for use: Utilitarian conservation......................................64 A life of its own: Preservation of wilderness....................................65 Reducing pollution: Battling pesticides and other toxins..............66 It s a small world after all: Global environmentalism......................66 The Overall Goal: Seeking Sustainability....................................................67 To Be or Not to Be a Tree-Hugger: Looking Past Political Debates.........68 Chapter 6: Exploring Ecosystems...............................71 Understanding Systems................................................................................71 Defining open and closed systems....................................................72 Mapping out system dynamics..........................................................73 Systematically Understanding the Earth s Environment..........................74 Flowing through the hydrologic cycle..............................................75 Recognizing important nutrient cycles.............................................76 Transferring Energy and Matter through an Ecosystem..........................81 Defining ecosystem boundaries.........................................................82 Getting caught in the food web..........................................................82 Measuring productivity.......................................................................85 Building ecological pyramids: Illustrating energy and biomass flow.................................................................86 Chapter 7: Biogeography: How Earth s Climate Shapes Global Ecosystem Patterns....................................89 Positioning Ecosystems: Latitude and Altitude.........................................89 Recognizing Major Climate Drivers.............................................................90 Bringing on the heat: Differential absorption of the sun s energy...........................................................................91 The wide blue yonder: Atmospheric circulation.............................93 Making waves around the globe: Patterns of ocean circulation....96 Separating the Globe into Biomes...............................................................98 Tundra to tropics: Terrestrial biomes..............................................99 Depending on depth: Aquatic biomes.............................................103 Swimming out to sea: Ocean ecosystems.......................................104 Chapter 8: Playing Well with Others: Population Biology......,. .107 Characterizing a Population.......................................................................107 Predicting Population Change...................................................................109 Regulating populations with different growth factors..................109 Modeling population growth............................................................109 Reproducing strategies.....................................................................112 Watching Species Interact..........................................................................114 Survival of the fittest: Competition..................................................114 Eat or be eaten: Predation................................................................115 Mutually surviving: Symbiosis.........................................................117 From Indicator Species to Ecosystem Engineers: Filling Every Niche... 117 Working Together: Biological Communities............................................119 Succeeding through different stages...............................................119 Responding to disturbances.............................................................120 The People Principle: Human Population Biology..................................122 Tracking exponential growth...........................................................122 Calculating population size..............................................................123 Diagramming age structure..............................................................124 Experiencing a demographic transition..........................................126 Getting caught in a demographic trap............................................127 Understanding human impacts........................................................128 Part III: Getting Your Needs Met: Earth s Natural Resources......................................... 129 Chapter 9: Water, Water Everywhere: Freshwater Resources.....131 Thirsty for More: The Never-Ending Need for Fresh Water...................131 Withdrawal versus consumption.....................................................132 Scarcity and stress............................................................................132 Meeting human water needs............................................................133 Finding Fresh Water....................................................................................136 Diverting surface flow.......................................................................136 Tapping what flows below: Groundwater.......................................137 Conserving Fresh Water.............................................................................139 Creating Fresh Water..................................................................................140 Chapter 10: This Land Belongs to You and Me: Land as a Resource..........................................143 Sharing Land................................................................................................143 Watching a tragedy unfold: Land resource depletion...................144 Classifying shared land.....................................................................144 Managing Land Resources..........................................................................145 Timber! Harvesting the forest..........................................................146 Grazing the grasslands......................................................................147 Questioning Smokey the Bear: Fire management..........................148 Considering the Connection between Urbanization and Land Use......148 Sprawling across the horizon...........................................................149 Growing smarter................................................................................150 Chapter 11: Dishing It Up: Food Resources......................153 Seeking Food Security.................................................................................153 Identifying the factors that lead to famine.....................................154 Eating for health.................................................................................155 Feeding the world: The green revolution.......................................156 Digging in the Dirt: Components of Healthy Soil.....................................157 Learning the ABC s of soil.................................................................158 Considering erosion: The removal of topsoil.................................160 The Pitfalls of Pesticides............................................................................161 Concocting a formula for every pest...............................................161 Running in circles: The pesticide treadmill....................................161 Spreading poisons far and wide.......................................................162 Frankenfood : Genetically Modifying Food............................................164 Splicing and dicing chromosomes...................................................164 Debating GMOs..................................................................................165 Considering the ethical issues related to GMOs............................166 Farming Fish and Other Animals...............................................................167 Eating less efficiently.........................................................................167 Confining animals for mass production..........................................168 Farming fish........................................................................................169 Establishing Sustainable Agriculture........................................................169 Conserving soil...................................................................................169 Integrating pest management...........................................................170 Defining Organic..........................................................................................172 Chapter 12: Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts: Biodiversity.......175 Variety Is the Spice of Life: Defining Biodiversity...................................175 Examining species richness and evenness.....................................176 Benefitting from biodiversity...........................................................177 Becoming Biodiverse: Evolution by Natural Selection...........................178 Combining genetic material..............................................................178 Selecting for survival.........................................................................179 The HIPPO in the Room: Major Threats to Biodiversity........................180 Habitat destruction............................................................................181 Invasive species.................................................................................182 Pollution..............................................................................................183 Population growth (of the human variety).....................................183 Overharvesting...................................................................................184 Creating Effective Conservation Plans......................................................184 Of singular importance: The species approach to conservation..............................................................................185 Size does matter: Preserving entire ecosystems...........................186 Chapter 13: Hitting the Hard Stuff: Geologic Resources and Energy........................................191 Getting to Know the Earth..........................................................................191 Finding Value in Rocks................................................................................193 Rocks and minerals...........................................................................193 Metals and ores..................................................................................194 Extracting Geologic Resources..................................................................195 Scraping the surface: Surface mining..............................................196 Digging deep: Subsurface mining.....................................................198 Forming and Depleting Fossil Fuels..........................................................199 Creating rocks from life.....................................................................199 Down and dirty: Mining and burning coal......................................199 Perusing petroleum and natural gas resources.............................201 Reacting to Nuclear Energy........................................................................203 Splitting atoms: Nuclear fission.......................................................203 Fusing atoms: Nuclear fusion...........................................................204 The once and future fuel: Debating nuclear energy......................204 Chapter 14: Shifting Gears: Alternative Energy..................207 Looking for Alternative Energy..................................................................207 Farming Fuel: Biofuel Energy Sources.......................................................208 Biomass...............................................................................................209 Biodiesel, ethanol, and other liquid biofuels.................................209 Methane gas........................................................................................210 Harnessing Energy from Water..................................................................211 Damming rivers: Hydropower..........................................................211 Feeling the pull: Tidal and wave energy..........................................213 Getting Steamed: Geothermal Energy.......................................................213 Soaking Up the Sun: Solar Energy..............................................................214 Chasing Windmills: Wind Energy...............................................................216 Energy on Demand: Creating Fuel Cells....................................................216 Making the Most of the Energy You Already Have: Energy Conservation...............................................................................217 Cogenerating: A two-for-one deal.....................................................218 Building smarter power grids...........................................................218 Getting around town more efficiently.............................................219 Capturing energy at home................................................................220 Part IV: Giving a Hoot: Pollution and Environmental Quality........................................ 221 Chapter 15: Breathing Room: Addressing Manmade Air Pollution.. .223 Sorting Out Common Pollutants................................................................223 Observing the Effects of Air Pollution......................................................226 Losing vegetation...............................................................................227 Tinting the sky a hazy shade of brown...........................................227 Trapping pollutants: Temperature inversion and smog........................................................................227 Melting monuments: Acid rain.........................................................228 Holy Ozone! Remembering the Hole in the Ozone Layer.......................229 Creating ozone naturally...................................................................230 Depleting the ozone layer.................................................................232 Halting ozone depletion: The Montreal Protocol..........................233 The Air in There: Watching Out for Indoor Air Pollution.......................234 Clearing the Air............................................................................................235 Chapter 16: Drip Drop Splash: Water Pollution..................237 Polluting Water in Many Ways...................................................................237 Getting to the Point(And Nonpoint) Source.............................................238 Endangering Human Health........................................................................239 Bacteria, viruses, and parasites, oh my!.........................................239 Pesticides, drugs, and metals...........................................................240 Disrupting Ecosystems...............................................................................241 Measuring dissolved oxygen............................................................241 Creating zones in aquatic ecosystems............................................242 Growing to extremes: Nutrient pollution........................................243 Breaking with Tradition: Wastewater Treatment and Constructed Wetlands.....................................................................245 Chapter 17: What s Your Poison? Toxins and Infectious Disease... 249 Identifying Common Toxins.......................................................................249 Sticking Around: Persistent Organic Pollutants......................................251 Understanding the Ins and Outs of Toxic Exposure...............................252 Accumulating in fatty tissue: Bioaccumulation.............................252 Magnifying up the food chain: Biomagnification...........................253 Risky Business: Assessing the Dangers of Chemicals.............................255 Measuring risk....................................................................................255 Perceiving risk....................................................................................256 Choosing a risk management strategy............................................258 Tracking Infectious Disease.......................................................................258 Emerging on the scene: Modern infectious disease......................258 Evolving resistance............................................................................260 Chapter 18: A River of Garbage Runs through It: Solid and Hazardous Waste...................................263 Wading into the Waste Stream...................................................................264 Disposing of Waste......................................................................................265 Tossing it aside and covering it up: Dumps and landfills.............265 Burning trash: Incineration...............................................................266 Exporting electronics: E-waste disposal.........................................267 Swimming in Waste: The Ocean Garbage Patches..................................267 Swirling and whirling: Concentrating trash in ocean gyres..........268 Fighting photodegradable flotsam...................................................269 Stopping trash at the source............................................................270 Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (and Compost): Shrinking the Waste Stream...................................................................271 Handling Hazardous Waste........................................................................272 Cleaning up the mess: The Superfund.............................................273 Danger lying dormant: Bringing up brownfields............................275 Chapter 19: Is It Getting Warm in Here? Modern Climate Change......................................277 Hothouse Humans: The Greenhouse Effect.............................................278 Filling the air: The top six greenhouse gases.................................279 Recognizing human influences.........................................................280 The proof is in the isotopes..............................................................281 Considering Past, Present, and Future Climates.....................................283 The ghost of climates past................................................................283 Measuring carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere....................284 Tracking patterns of variability.......................................................285 Predicting the future: Climate models............................................286 Feeling the Heat: Environmental Effects of Modern Climate Change ...287 Facing a Warmer Future..............................................................................290 Feeling the effects on human society..............................................290 Turning down the heat: Mitigating human influences..................291 Adapting along the way.....................................................................293 Part V: follow the Recycled Brick Road: A Sustainable future................................................295 Chapter 20: Building a Sustainable Future......................297 Overlapping Spheres of Sustainability......................................................298 Looking at Ecosystem Lessons..................................................................299 Counting Coins: Mainstream Economics..................................................300 Measuring Earth s capital.................................................................300 Going to the market...........................................................................300 Calculating a nation s wealth...........................................................301 Tripling the Bottom Line............................................................................301 Taxing harmful practices..................................................................302 Instituting incentive-based regulations...........................................302 Exercising the Precautionary Principle....................................................303 Looking at the World in New Ways...........................................................304 Evolving economics...........................................................................304 Reevaluating production and consumption...................................305 It Takes a Global Village: Poverty and Sustainability..............................307 Seeking justice....................................................................................308 Microlending a hand..........................................................................309 Chapter 21: Cooperating to Sustain the Earth....................311 Understanding What s at Stake..................................................................311 Uniting Nations: International Agreements on Planetary Stewardship.......................................................................312 The Ramsar Convention on Wetlands.............................................312 The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species.......................................................313 The Convention on Biological Diversity.........................................313 United Nations agreements..............................................................314 Other international agreements.......................................................315 From Sea to Shining Sea: Environmental Protection in the U.S.............316 Overseeing environmental regulations...........................................316 Legislating for the environment.......................................................317 Part VI: The Part of Tens...........................................321 Chapter 22: Ten Ways to Live Sustainably.......................323 Reducing Household Energy Use...............................................................323 Eating Locally...............................................................................................324 Disposing with Disposables.......................................................................325 Planting Seeds..............................................................................................326 Recycling......................................................................................................326 Reselling and Donating Items.....................................................................327 Drinking from the Tap.................................................................................327 Saving Water................................................................................................327 Relying Less on Your Car...........................................................................328 Purchasing Fair-Trade Products................................................................329 Chapter 23: Ten Real-Life Examples of the Tragedy of the Commons.............................................331 Grand Banks Fisheries................................................................................331 BluefinTuna.................................................................................................332 Passenger Pigeons.......................................................................................332 Ocean Garbage Gyres..................................................................................333 Earth s Atmosphere....................................................................................333 Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone...........................................................................334 Traffic Congestion.......................................................................................334 Groundwater in Los Angeles......................................................................335 Unregulated Logging...................................................................................335 Population Growth......................................................................................335 Chapter 24: Ten Careers in Environmental Science..............337 Marketing Sustainability.............................................................................337 Restoring Natural Landscapes...................................................................338 Spreading the Word and Educating Others.............................................338 Continuing Study and Research................................................................339 Defending the Environment.......................................................................339 Assessing Risk..............................................................................................339 Analyzing Policy...........................................................................................340 Engineering Solutions.................................................................................340 Conserving Farm and Ranch Land............................................................340 Advising Investment....................................................................................341 Index.......................................................................333
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