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Primary Navigation Want to create or adapt books like this? Learn more about how Pressbooks supports open publishing practices. Book Contents Navigation The Earth, Humans, & the Environment Matthew R. Fisher and Editor The Process of Science Environment & Sustainability Environmental Ethics Environmental Justice & Indigenous Struggles Chapter Attributions Economics, Environmental Policy, & Environmental Justice Introduction to Biodiversity Origin of Biodiversity An Introduction to Evolution Mechanisms of Evolution Speciation Population Demographics & Dynamics Population Growth and Regulation The Human Population Community Ecology Energy Flow through Ecosystems Terrestrial Biomes Aquatic Biomes Other Resources - Not Required Importance of Biodiversity Threats to Biodiversity Preserving Biodiversity Selling Out on Nature Human Population Grows Up Midterm - No readings this week. Environmental Toxicology Review Previous Chapter Air Pollution Composition and Structure of the Atmosphere Ozone Outdoor Air Pollution Indoor Air Pollution Effects of Air Pollution on Human Health Acid Rain Air Pollution Legislation Sources and Websites Pests & Pesticides Precautionary Principle Endocrine Disruptor Introduction Atrazine Debate (Fall 2024 - Skip this section) Lesson 13 - No readings this week. Lesson 14 - No readings this week Soils Conventional Agriculture The Green Revolution Organic Farming Environmental Impacts of Organic vs. Conventional Farming Fish Resources NOAA Fisheries GM Crops & Food Midterm Climate Change: The Carbon Cycle The Science of Climate Change Consequences of Climate Change Sources and Sinks of Carbon Dioxide The National Academies on Climate Challenges and Impacts of Energy Use Non-Renewable Energy Sources Renewable Energy Sources Scientific Communication Putting a Price on Carbon Stabilization Wedges The Challenge Learning Materials for Lesson 7 Read the article Human Population Grows Up by J. Cohen. Previous/next navigation Environmental Biology Copyright © by Various Authors is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.