Exam 19: Environmental Health
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The field of environmental health grew out of efforts to control communicable disease.
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For every gallon of gas burned,about ______ pounds of carbon dioxide go into the atmosphere.
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Noise pollution can cause hearing loss and stress-related illnesses.
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According to the U.N.Food and Agriculture Organization,about what percentage of global greenhouse gas emissions come from livestock each year?
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Food waste makes up a larger portion of garbage in the United States than plastic,wood,and glass combined.
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A major contributor to loss of habitat and species extinction is
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Mercury is a naturally occurring metal that affects the nervous system and may damage the brain.
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Which one of the following statements is false about the effects of noise?
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Which of the following pollutants causes central nervous system damage and mental impairment and is a particular risk for children living in older buildings?
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Which of the following does not contribute to air pollution?
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You can conserve energy by doing all of the following,except
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The United Nations projects that world population will reach 9.1 billion by
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A recent source of toxic waste is the disposal of computer components.
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Ground-level ozone has been linked with all of the following,except
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Fibers from asbestos can lodge in the lungs and cause a type of lung cancer called asbestosis.
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Explain the function of the Air Quality Index (AQI),and describe one of the five air pollutants for which the AQI is used.Next,briefly outline how smog forms,including the key pollutants and environmental conditions required.Finally,list three things individuals can do to help reduce air pollution and prevent smog.
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