GENVI - Environmental Resource Management Flashcards

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Types of Renewable energy

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  • Solar Energy
  • Hydropower Energy
  • Biomass Energy
  • Geothermal Energy
  • Wind Energy
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Types of Non-Renewable Energy

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  • Fossil Fuel Oil
  • Coal
  • Nuclear
  • Natural Gas
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Resources that do not lose their properties when they are used in economic processes

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Recyclable

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Resources that are finite in the sense that once used, their stock is no more available for future use

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Non-recyclable

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Plastic [1]

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PET (Polyethylene terephthalate)

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Plastic [2]

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HDPE (High-density polyethylene)

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Plastic [3]

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PVC (Polyvinyl chloride)

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Plastic [4]

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LDPE (Low-density polyethylene)

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Plastic [5]

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PP (Polypropylene)

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Plastic [6]

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PS (polystyrene)

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Plastic [7]

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Other

All other plastics

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Resource that exist in a region and may be used in the future

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Potential Resource

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Resource that has not been surveyed, their quantity and quality determined and are being used in present times

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Actual Resource

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The part of an actual resource which can be developed profitably in the future.

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Reserve Resource

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Different Management Entities

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  1. Government
    2 Industry
  2. Community
  3. Research and Educational Institutions
  4. Church
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Management Principles

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  1. Environmentally Sustainable Development
  2. Precautionary Principle
  3. Intergenerational Equity
  4. Environmental Considerations in Decision-making
  5. Conservation of Biodiversity and Ecological Integrity
  6. Improved Valuation, Pricing and Incentive Mechanisms
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Management Models

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  1. Objective
  2. Targets
  3. Personnel
  4. Tasks
  5. Schedule
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Management Mechanisms

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  1. Acts and Regulations
  2. Treaties and Agreements
  3. Policies and Guidelines
  4. Principles
  5. Strategies and Plans
  6. Licenses and Permits
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Individuals or groups that are responsible for environmental resource management

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Management Entities

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Provides LEGAL bases for managing the environment (MANAGEMENT ENTITIES)

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Uses environmental APPROPRIATE methods, meeting LEGAL requirements and taking PROACTIVE attitude towards using sound environmental management practices (MANAGEMENT ENTITIES)

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EMS

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Environmental Management System

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Thinking global and acting local

Should practice DISCIPLINE, ACTIVE participation and RESPECT for the environment (MANAGEMENT ENTITIES)

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Information dissemination, data on environmental status, providing advice and participating in management initiatives (MANAGEMENT ENTITIES)

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Research and Educational Institutions

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Tasked to REMIND, SET EXAMPLES and INITIATE environmental project (MANAGEMENT ENTITIES)
Church
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Use but do NOT abuse (MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES)
Environmentally Sustainable Development
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Involves actions that could prevent any harm to the environment (MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES)
Precautionary Principle
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Conserve for FUTURE generations (MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES)
Intergenerational Equity
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This agreement, signed in 2015 by almost all countries, agreeing to: 1. Cut down on greenhouse gas emissions 2. Lowering the global temperature 3. Reducing the negative impacts of climate change
PARIS CLIMATE AGREEMENT
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This pertains to the government, industrial, and business sectors that should always take into consideration the impact of their decisions on the environment. (MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES)
Environmental Considerations in Decision-making
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EIA
Environmental Impact Assessment
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Designed to evaluate the impact of a project on the environment, society, and health. (MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES)
EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment)
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Stages of Environmental Impact Assessment
1. Screening 2. Scoping 3. Assessment 4. Reporting 5. Review 6. Decision-making 7. Monitoring
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Biological diversity is especially important for maintaining the balance in ecosystems BIODIVERSITY: The Future of the Earth (MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES)
Conservation of Biodiversity and Ecological Integrity
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These mechanisms would enable environmental factors to be included in the valuation of goods and service Helps to manage environmental risks; and reflect the trade-offs and complementarities between environmental benefits and other forms of economic and social activities You Use, You Pay…A LOT!!! (MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES)
Improved Valuation, Pricing, and Incentive Mechanisms
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A law that establishes a comprehensive program for managing solid waste
RA 9003 or the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act
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Examples of Treaties and Agreements
- Montreal Protocol - Kyoto Protocol - Paris Agreement - Philippine Multilateral Environmental Agreement (MEA)
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Effective since 1977, section 4 thereof explicitly requires "all agencies and instrumentalities of the national government, including government-owned and controlled corporations, as well as private corporations, firms and entities to prepare an environmental impact statement (EIS) for every action, project or undertaking which significantly affects the quality of the environment."
PD 1151 (Philippine Environmental Policy)
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Concepts that guide and help understand environmental processes
Principles
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A risk management approach that advocates for taking preventative action against potential harm, even when there's scientific uncertainty about the risk.
Precautionary principle
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A plan to incorporate the costs of waste management in the operations budget of the company
Strategies and Plans
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Issued if the environmental impact of a proposed project has been addressed or managed
ECC (Environmental Compliance Certificate)