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Deck 9 (slides 47-54)

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

One way people impact the environment is _________ _____________ of waterways.

Back (Answer)

Thermal pollution

#2
Front (Question)

Thermal pollution occurs when industry uses water to _______ machines. When the water is put back into the rivers, it increases the temperature of rivers which __________ the level of dissolved O2 in the water (this is bad for fish).

Back (Answer)

Cool, decrease

#3
Front (Question)

One way people impact the environment is environmental _________ (such as DDT and PCB’S).

Back (Answer)

Toxins

#4
Front (Question)

Environmental cannot be _________ _______ by living things and builds up in their tissues.

Back (Answer)

Broken down

#5
Front (Question)

Since environmental toxins build up in the tissues of living things, they _________ in concentration through the food chain.

Back (Answer)

Increase

#6
Front (Question)

An example of environmental toxins affecting the environment is that DDT, an insecticide, weakened eagle _____ ______, causing the Bald Eagle to go on the ___________ species list. DDT is now banned, and Bald Eagles are making a __________.

Back (Answer)

Egg shells, endangered, comeback

#7
Front (Question)

Environmental toxins can cause biological ____________ (also mercury in tuna).

Back (Answer)

Magnification

#8
Front (Question)

Environmental toxins release _________ and _______ compounds into the air, forming _______ _______ (from nitric and sulfuric avid).

Back (Answer)

Nitrogen, sulfur, acid rain

#9
Front (Question)

Acid rain has caused the “_______ _______” in the Adirondacks (killed algae, destroying he food chain).

Back (Answer)

Dead lakes

#10
Front (Question)

Acid rain causes damage to _______ over time (acid builds up in soil) and damage to _________ and ________.

Back (Answer)

Plants, buildings, statues

#11
Front (Question)

One way people impact the environment is by burning ________ ______ (a non-renewable resource).

Back (Answer)

Fossil fuels

#12
Front (Question)

Examples of fossil fuels are _____, ______, and _________ (made from fossils).

Back (Answer)

Oil, gas, propane

#13
Front (Question)

Fossil fuels come from things such as _________ and _______.

Back (Answer)

Factories, cars

#14
Front (Question)

Burning fossil fuels releases CO2 in the air (“__________ gas”).

Back (Answer)

Greenhouse

#15
Front (Question)

Burning fossil fuels is also thought to cause ________ __________ (climate change).

Back (Answer)

Global warming

#16
Front (Question)

Global warming includes the _________ of the polar icecaps, called global _________.

Back (Answer)

Melting, flooding

#17
Front (Question)

Global warming damages the ___________, causing a loss of __________.

Back (Answer)

Ecosystems, biodiversity

#18
Front (Question)

One way people impact the environment is ozone ___________.

Back (Answer)

Depletion

#19
Front (Question)

The __________ later (O3) in the atmosphere filters out harmful ____ radiation from sunlight.

Back (Answer)

Ozone, UV

#20
Front (Question)

CFC’s found in ___________ (from aerosols) and __________ (old refrigerators and air conditioners) are shown to ________ ________ ozone.

Back (Answer)

Propellants, coolants, break down

#21
Front (Question)

There is an ozone _____ over Antarctica and ___________ ozone layer, causing an ___________ in UV radiation at the surface.

Back (Answer)

Hole, thinning, increase

#22
Front (Question)

Ozone depletion increases ______ _________ and damages _______ and ______ _______.

Back (Answer)

Skin cancer, plants, coral reefs

#23
Front (Question)

Biodiversity is the ______ types of plant and animal species in an ecosystem, creating a _______, ________ ecosystem.

Back (Answer)

Many, stable, healthy

#24
Front (Question)

The loss of biodiversity (lost species) can affect the health of the whole ecosystem by damaging ________ _______.

Back (Answer)

Food webs