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[LAB] Environmental Awareness

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

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#1
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Name of the Activity

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“The Local (Campus) Environment”

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refers to the conscious observation and understanding of our surroundings, and being aware of various actions that may have an impact in the environment in different aspects.

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Environmental Awareness

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Why is environmental awareness important? • ___________ the impact of human activities on the environment.

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Undestand

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Why is environmental awareness? • ___________ a sense of responsibility in addressing environmental issues and protect our environment.

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Develop

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Why is environmental awareness? • To promote _____ and secure the __________ for future generations.

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sustainability resources

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a movement aimed at protecting and enhancing the quality of the natural environment.

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Environmentalism

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Areas or entities that could possibly be affected by various environmental hazard.

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Environmental Receptors

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Environmental Receptors Five Major Areas:

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● Air ● Land ● Water ● Natural Resources ● Community

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refers to the spilling of waste into land areas. This leads to the destruction of land environment and affect the health of the community or living organisms that depend on it.

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Land Pollution

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What causes land pollution

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• Industrialization • Mining • Landfills • Sewage • Agriculture

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Due to weak regulation, inefficient methods of chemical disposal, and a large number of industries and firms that regularly contaminate the land.

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Industrialization

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Huge open areas may be created as a result of the mining process. Because of this, the integrity of the land may be compromised. Disturbances and environmental discharge of hazardous substances are another consequence of mining.

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Mining

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Pollutants from the trash in landfills seep into the ground over time. Rainfall causes the pollutants to spread and the poisons to be washed into neighboring locations.

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Landfills

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Toxic gasses from untreated human waste can seep into the earth. Soil quality suffers, as does air pollution, and surrounding communities can be affected. Furthermore, the likelihood of human diseases arising increases.

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Sewage

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To safeguard crops, farmers frequently use toxic pesticides and insecticides. However, the chemicals have the potential to deplete the land’s fertility.

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Agriculture

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What can we do to protect our land from pollution? • Appropriate _________ that prioritizes handling garbage and getting rid of it as safely as feasible.

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waste management

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What can we do to protect our land from pollution? • _______and ______ use can be decreased by practicing organic gardening, including the use of organic pesticides.

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Pesticide insecticide

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What can we do to protect our land from pollution? • Cutting back on the use of ____________ products.

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non- biodegradable

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What can we do to protect our land from pollution? • Utilizing _____ to cut down waste and the amount of resources that must be harvested to produce various commodities.

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reusable materials

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occurs when pollutants are released into bodies of water, affects its quality, and thereby affecting its usage and the ecosystems that depend on them.

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Water pollution

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What are the types of water pollutants?

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• Sewage Wastes • Solid Wastes • Toxic and Hazardous Wastes • Heat Pollution

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______ and ______ organic materials are mostly found in sewage.

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Pathogens putrescible

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Since _____are expelled with feces, all municipal sewage from cities and towns probably contains some _____, which might pose a direct risk to public health.

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bacteria pathogens

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One of the main causes of water contamination is improper _________ disposal.

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solid waste