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Ch. 1

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Affluenza

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Unsustainable addiction to overconsumption and materialism exhibited in lifestyles of many affluent consumers in the U.S., developed countries, and rising middle class of developing countries.

#2
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Agricultural Revolution

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Began 10-12 TYA, allowed people to settle in villages and raise crops and domesticated animals

#3
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Biodiversity

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Variety of life forms and the places where they live

#4
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Common-property

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Not owned by individuals, available free of charge, like clean air, open ocean and fish, migratory bords, gases

#5
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Developed countries

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Industrialized, high GDP, include U.S., Canada, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and most European countried

#6
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Developing countries

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Most in Africa, Latin America, and Asia.

#7
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Environment

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All living and nonliving things that affect any living organism

#8
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Environmental degradation

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When we exceed a resources natural replacement rate.

#9
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Env. Ethics

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Concerned about what is right concerning the environment.

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Env. Pessimists

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Make the environmental problem seem unfixable.

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Env. Science

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Integrates information and ideas from natural sciences and the social sciences.

#12
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Env. Wisdom worldview

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We are dependent on nature and it exists for all species, not just us. Also wants sustainable economic growth

#13
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Env. Worldview

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set of assumptions and values about how you think the world works and what you think your role in the world should be.

#14
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Environmentalism

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Social movement for protecting the earth’s life support systems for us and other species.

#15
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Env. Sustainable economic development

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Encourage environmentally beneficial and sustainable forms of economic development and discourage environmentally harmful and unsustainable forms of economic growth.

#16
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Env. Sustainable society

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One that meets the current and future needs of its people for basic resources in a just and equitable manner without

#17
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exponential growth

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Increase at fixed percentage.

#18
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Env. Frontier worldview

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Views continent as having vast resources and with a wilderness to be conquered and managed for human use.

#19
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Gross domestic product

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Annual market value of all goods and services produced by all organisations within a country.

#20
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Industrial-medical revolutin

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Began 275 YA, shift from animal-powered agriculture to urban society using fossil fuels.

#21
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Information-globalisation revolution

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Began 50 YA, based on new technologies for rapid access to info

#22
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Input pollution control / pollution prevention

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reduces or eliminates the production of pollutants

#23
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Law of progressive simplification

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Toynbee taught that societies become better based on culture, capacity for compassion, sense of community, and strength of democracy.

#24
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Natural capital

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Resources and services that keep organism alive and support economies.