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DO NOW 1.____ A change in the environment (air pollution) 2. ______event that occurred when farmers removed all of the grasses in the Great Plains, a drought occurred, topsoil blew away and dust was left? (human impact) 3. ______prevents soil erosion (soil conservation) ? .4. ______a steep field is changed to a series of smaller fields? (soil conservation) 5. _______ type of pollution is caused by factories and car exhaust (air pollution

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Page 1: DO NOW 1.____ A change in the environment (air pollution) 2. ______event that occurred when farmers removed all of the grasses in the Great Plains, a drought

DO NOW1.____ A change in the environment (air pollution)

2. ______event that occurred when farmers removed all of the grasses in the Great Plains, a drought occurred, topsoil blew away and dust was left? (human impact)

3. ______prevents soil erosion (soil conservation) ?

.4. ______a steep field is changed to a series of smaller fields? (soil conservation)

5. _______ type of pollution is caused by factories and car exhaust (air pollution

Page 2: DO NOW 1.____ A change in the environment (air pollution) 2. ______event that occurred when farmers removed all of the grasses in the Great Plains, a drought

What is water pollution?What is thermal pollution?What is water conservation?

Page 3: DO NOW 1.____ A change in the environment (air pollution) 2. ______event that occurred when farmers removed all of the grasses in the Great Plains, a drought

1. Water Pollution is caused by Waste Pesticides Fertilizers Oil spills

Page 4: DO NOW 1.____ A change in the environment (air pollution) 2. ______event that occurred when farmers removed all of the grasses in the Great Plains, a drought

2. Thermal Pollution-factories remove water from a river, heat it up, cool down, and put back in river

Page 5: DO NOW 1.____ A change in the environment (air pollution) 2. ______event that occurred when farmers removed all of the grasses in the Great Plains, a drought

3. Water Conservation

Water saving faucets, shower heads, toilet

Turn off water when brushing teeth

Wash full loads in dishwasher

Prevent dumping chemicals

Prevent fertilizer runoff

Prevent septic tank leakage

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