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Environment

Sum of our surroundings including biotic and abiotic factors

Abiotic Factors

Non-living things (ex: rocks)

Biotic Factors

Living things (ex: animals, plants).

Human Impact: Population Growth

- over 7 billion now


- driven by agricultural and industrial revolutions



Human Impact: Excessive Consumption

- consumption has risen faster than population growth


- rising consumption = more demands made on the environment

Renewable Resources

- Cannot be depleted (ex: soil, timber, clean water)


- ARE LIMITED, CANNOT OVERUSE

Non-Renewable Resources

- Can be depleted (can't be replaced) (ex: oil, minerals).

IPAT Model

The total impact (I) on the environment is a results of (P) population, (A) affluence, (T) technology, and (S) sensitivity factor

Population

affects environment by individuals needing space and resources

Affluence

greater per capita use of resources.