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section 1.1 understanding our environment
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Hello, everyone.
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This is section 1.1, understanding our environment, just part off
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science and environmental sciences.
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Let's go over the first thing, which is defining the
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environmental science and compare it with ecology.
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When someone mentions the term environment, some people think off
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a beautiful scene, such as a stream flowing through a
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water nous area or a rainforest canopy alive with blooming
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flowers on dhe holing monkeys.
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You might not think off your backyard or neighborhoods as
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a part of the environment.
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In fact, the environment is everything around us.
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It includes the natural world as well as things produced
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by unions.
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But the environment is also more than what we think
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or what we see.
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It's a complex were off relationship that connects off with
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the world we live in.
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Let's see what information about the goals.
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So it includes the study off the impact of a
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human on the environment and also the studying off air
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water, a man, seragen, an organism or a community which
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ranges from a small area to the earth entire biosphere.
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What is the goal off environmental science?
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A major goal of the ferment of science is to
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understand unsold environmental problems.
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To accomplish this goal, environmental scientists study two main types
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off interaction between humans on their environment.
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How our actions alter environment on the use off natural
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sources like water, cool and oil.
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So the most important thing here, all of you, will
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be concentrating on the problems that concerns our environment in
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this field.
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That's why the studying off environmental sciences that includes all
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the physics and biological and social sciences is very important
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to understand.
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So environmental scientists have found that the environment is influenced
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by people and that people are influenced by the environment.
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A major goal off many environmental scientists is to understand
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unsolved environmental problems.
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To address this goal, environmental scientists study lots off environmental
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problems, and also they have to find the two types
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of interaction between humans and the environment.
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In other words, you cannot understand what kind off a
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problem we face until you find the type of interaction
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between you and the surrounding environment.
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The study off focuses on how we use natural resources,
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such us, the water on the plants, the other area
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of study focuses and how our actions alter our and
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Ronon, so we must gather and analyze information.
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Assigned the students to understand what's going on around this
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and I met.
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The scientists must gather and analyze to give us a
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solution for different types off disciplines.
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Even though involvement the scientists want to solve a mental
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problems, they are not the same as environmental people who
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studied as in Varma environmental scientists.
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So I have to say they describe the system on
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determine how they work before they start solving the phenomena.
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So also they can predict houses that might change under
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different scenarios.
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It is up to the public special interest groups and
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what it did tell people to make positions about how
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to manage the environment is a social movement seeks to
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protect the environment because all the bends on the environment
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on the people they surround you.
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So let's have a look about how many feels of
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a study that interact are called interdisciplinary sciences that me,
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they involved in many field off the study off environmental
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scientists. So ecology is the study of interaction of living
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organisms with one another on with their environment.
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So there's a big difference between the world that we're
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talking about as environmental world on the ecology world.
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Biology is an interdisciplinary subject.
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Is the study off living things?
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Chemistry Is the study off chemicals on their inter actions.
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Physics is the study of matter and energy.
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As long as we can look at those many fields
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of a study, we can say, for example, in biology,
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which is the scientific study off living organisms.
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You can't say physiology.
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Is the study off animals just part off biology?
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Botany is the study off plants.
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Micro biology is the study off micro organisms.
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Ecology is the study off how organisms winter act with
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the environment and each other.
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So you cannot say ecology is the same as the
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world violent.
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It's part off biology on this part off environmental sciences,
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earth sciences, the geology.
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And also is that Klein ology, the hydrology, everything that
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deals with Earth, water on dhe, the climate physics is
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the study of mother and engineering.
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Engineering is the science by which matter and energy.
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Both of them are made useful to humans.
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In which way is it in a she is Is
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it and projects?
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Is it in structure?
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We have to find out as long as we can
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say all of these studies are interacting with the social
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sciences, which is the scientific study off human population, like
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anthropology, sociology, geography, we have to say the human population
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on Earth features are very related also for the culture,
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geographical and historical aspect off a human kind.
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Sociology is the study of human population dynamics and statistics.
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When we talk about death rate when we talk about
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birth rate mortality, all of these are very important when
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we related to scientific.
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A study on how we can solve the environmental problems
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related to humans.
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So, as we can say here again, all these enter
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disappear. IUs subjects are very important when it comes to
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environmental sciences.
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So the mess important infield here when we talk about
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ecology, that's the big difference between ecology and the environmental
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science. Is the study off how living things interact with
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each other and with their none living organisms.
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When we talk about environmental sciences involves studying human population.
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Environmental sciences may also include the social sciences along with
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the ecology, so we can talk about as a whole
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a concept off environmental sciences.
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But how can economy X?
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It is very easy to understand it changes according to
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people's decision to protect the environment.
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Thank you for listening on this.
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Have the last question.
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I would like to ask anyone here.
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So the class So why studying environmental sciences is very
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important. I would like to He had the answers for
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the next period.
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Thank you for listening.
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