Holt Environmental Science
All students must have
their Chapter Vocabulary and Chapter Outlines completed before
the end of the 3rd and 4th-9wks.
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Unit 1:
Introduction to Environmental Science
Chapter 1: Science and the
Environment
Section
1: Understanding Our Environment
Section
2:
The
Environment
and
Society
Chapter 2: Tools of Environmental
Science
Section
1: Scientific Methods
Section
2: Statistics and Models
Section
3: Making Informed Decisions
Chapter 3: The Dynamic Earth
Section
1: The Geosphere
Section
2: The Atmosphere
Section
3:
The
Hydrosphere
and
Biosphere
Unit 2: Ecology
Chapter 4: The Organization of
Life
Section
1:
Ecosystems:
Everything
is
Connected
Section
2: Evolution
Section
3:
The
Diversity
of
Living Things
Chapter 5: How Ecosystems Work
Section
1:
Energy
Flow
in
Ecosystems
Section
2:
The
Cycling
of
Materials
Section
3: How Ecosystems Change
Chapter 6: Biomes
Section
1:
What
is
a
Biome?
Section
2: Forest Biomes
Section
3:
Grassland,
Desert,
and
Tundra Biomes
Chapter 7: Aquatic Ecosystems
Section
1: Freshwater Ecosystems
Section
2: Marine Ecosystems
Unit 3: Populations
Chapter 8: Understanding
Populations
Section
1:
How
Populations
Change
in Size
Section
2:
How
Species
Interact
with Each Other
Chapter 9: The Human Population
Section
1: Studying Human Populations
Section
2: Changing Population Trends
Chapter 10: Biodiversity
Section
1: What is Biodiversity?
Section
2: Biodiversity at Risk
Section
3:
The
Future
of
Biodiversity
Unit 4: Water, Air,
and Land
Chapter 11: Water
Section
1: Water Resources
Section
2:
Water
Use
and
Management
Section
3: Water Pollution
Chapter 12: Air
Section
1:
What
Causes
Air
Pollution
Section
2: The Ozone Shield
Section
3: Global Warming
Chapter 13: Atmosphere and Climate
Change
Section
1:
Climate
and
Climate
Change
Section
2: Forest Biomes
Section
3:
Grassland,
Desert,
and
Tundra Biomes
Chapter 14: Land
Section
1:
How
We
Use
Land
Section
2: Urban Land Use
Section
3:
Land
Management
and
Conservation
Chapter 15: Food and Agriculture
Section
1: Feeding the World
Section
2: Crops and Soil
Section
3: Animals and Agriculture
Unit 5: Mineral and
Energy Resources
Chapter 16: Mining and Mineral
Resources
Section
1:
Minerals
and
Mineral
Resources
Section
2:
Mineral
Explorations
and
Mining
Section
3:
Mining
Regulations
and
Mine Reclamation
Chapter 17: Nonrenewable Energy
Section
1:
Energy
Resources
and
Fossil Fuels
Section
2: Nuclear Energy
Chapter 18: Renewable Energy
Section
1: Renewable Energy Today
Section
2:
Alternative
Energy
and
Conservation
Chapter 19: Waste
Section
1: Solid Waste
Section
2: Reducing Solid Waste
Section
3:Hazardous Waste
Unit 6: Our Health
and Our Future
Chapter 20: The Environment and
Human Health
Section
1:
Pollution
and
Human
Health
Section
2: Biological Hazards
Chapter 21: Economics, Policy, and
the Future
Section
1:
Economics
and
International
Cooperation
Section
2:
Environmental
Policies
of
the United States
Section
3:
The
Importance
of
the Individual