Review Quiz 3 GLC 122

Who wrote Sand County Almanac

Three interacting and interdependent systems threatened: Biodiversity, cultural diversity, and IK

How many urban Indians are in Wisconsin?

A Moral Agent is

The Sublime was

According to Lapham, trees' leaves, branches, and trunks

In "Power, Paths..." What did Denmark do?

Sustainable future rest on rebuilding the social capital assets of the world (Mama Echo...)

The three pillars of sustainability

Pseudo-Science is

Aldo Leopold lived in Marquette County during his childhood

In "Power, Paths..." the Peadbody Co used pipes on Native lands to transport oil

Trees' leaves, branches, and trunks restore to the soils elements of vegetable life and growth (Lapham)

Science is using pseudo-science to develop sustainable programs

In "Paths Power.." The Just Transition Coalition is

Increase Lapham writes that Angiosperms have seeds enclosed in a capsule of fruit

Anthropocene Era

Primary way of life in Blackfeet Nation in "Earth Speaks.."

Writer who founded the Sierra Club

Lapham lists 50 trees native of WI

"The Just Transition" in the "Power Paths..." advocates renewable energy

Why is it important that urban Indias have festivals?

In "Urban Indians" Ingrid Washinawatok was killed in Colombia

First meteorologist

At the end of "Earth Speaks" the Native woman proposes to have more oil wells

Writer who made the first map of WI

In "Urban Indians" Ingrid Washinawatok was

In "Power, Path..." what percentage of the US electricity comes from renewable technology?

Describes birds, frogs, in detail

The three sustainability pillars: Economic, Social, and Environmental

In Mama Earth Eco 101, in 1997 the Earth's value was 33 trillion dollars

In "Urban Indians" when was the Native Community School of Milwaukee inagurated?

His writings influenced in the creation of environmental ethics

Muir's died of a broken heart because of the construction of the Hetch Hetchy dam

How many urban Indians live in the Milwaukee area?

Ecocentrism

Muir writes that the Sandhill crane can fight against the kingbird

In "Mama Earth Eco.." it is proposed

"Power, Paths..." country with advanced wind renewable power

Indigenous knowledges are helping science to develop research for sustainable programs

Anthropocentrism

People with Moral Standing

In "Urban Indians" which president cut drastically the budget for programs?

Writer who had an accident that left him blind for a few months

Traditional Knowledge is the same as pseudo-science

Increase Lapham

Writer who saw the connection between trees and climate

Ethno-Botanical research has

Native tress of Wisconsin

In "Power, Paths..." how many gallons of water the Peadbody Co pumped from 1975 to 2005?

In "Earth Speaks.." the young woman at the end proposes

on “Urban Indians,” historical marker caused the biggest influx of Native people to Milwaukee

Muir's cat was killed for eating chickens

Hardiness, fire, resistance, general utility and seed availability

Interacting independent systems threatened with extinction

Science is

Traditional Knowledge is

Traditional Knowledge is local, transmitted orally, and credible