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A) mainly processes in the atmosphere only B) political actions by countries or states C) anything on the surface of the earth that is not human-made D) the geography of global sports 2.
A) was President of the United States who commanded the drop of atomic bombs on Japan. B) was an old codger who lived near Mt. St. Helens in Washington state. C) developed theories on landscape morphology and perception. D) none of the above. 3.
A) examples of cognitive factors. B) examples of physical factors. C) examples of situation factors. D) examples of cursory factors. 4.
A) is a great natural underwater storage facility. B) is gradually decreasing in water capacity. C) soon may not be able to supply local farmers with enough water for crops. D) all of the above. 5.
A) New York City, New York B) London, England C) Beijing, China D) Tokyo, Japan 6.
A) baby diapers B) junk mail C) plastic bags D) all of the above 7.
A) has risen from about 6% of waste in 1960 to over 33% in 2007. B) has decreased gradually as people do not see the sense in the practice. C) has only risen 2 or 3% since 1960, showing a lack of interest. D) has decreased minimally about 5% from 33% of all waste since the 1980s. 8.
A) catching several hundred fish from the Great Lakes. B) pulling 35 million cars off of U.S. roads. C) the closing of one nuclear power plant a year. D) stealing the hydroelectric power from 10 Canadian plants. 9.
A) everybody in the vicinity will be affected. B) nuclear waste causes common colds to turn into ‘ebola’ type symptoms. C) it may take hundreds of years for radioactivity to decrease in strength. D) it will usually easily become airborne and affect cattle. 10.
A) immigrant impossibility. B) environmental injustice. C) landscape degradation. D) increased deforestation.
