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ENV100H1 : ENV 236Y1 study guide

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20 Jan 2011
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UTSG
Department
School of Environment
Course
ENV100H1
Professor
Diamond

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Physical geography building, 45 st. george st. , room 207b. Office hours: wednesdays after class or by appointment. With a staggering 6. 782 billion people inhabiting the planet, our impact is felt in virtually every corner of the world. As we impact the world, the changes we are bringing about impact our survival. It is very tempting to fall into paralysis given the myriad problems that we face. However, in future we will not have this option (luxury?) as environmental impacts are expected to increasingly constrain our lives. This course presents an overview of these issues mainly from a scientific viewpoint. Our goals are to: understand and connect to the major impending issues that challenge our continued survival, and, understand and identify solutions to tackle these challenges. November 3, november 25 and february 9 you will write in class a one page summary of your position on the debate question that is posed for that week"s topic.

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Related Questions

The interactions between amino acids are major factors in determining the shape of a protein. These interactions can be effected by the environment surrounding a protein. Explain how the temperature, pH, ion concentration, and hydrophilic or hydrophobic properties of the environment may impact the shape of a protein in a particular organism, and therefore its function.

choose an environmental topic of your choice and write a short 2-3 page essay on that topic.

Paper should include a title and:

I. Introduction to the topic.

2. Key points, including impact on the environment.

3. A conclusion, that includes your view/opinion on the topic.

4. References; include at least one journal/paper/book.

1. Create a specific personal plan with three goals and related action steps that describe what you personally will do to help preserve and protect the environment. This plan should outline ongoing, personal action steps – something to happen in the future, not something already accomplished.
2. Make a practical and realistic plan; the progression and goals must be reasonable and attainable.
3. Use resources in addition to the textbook for information.
4. Write a six- to eight-page paper identifying and describing your personal action plan with goals that you will use to become more aware of environmental issues and human impact on the environment.