Resource Management Flashcards

(65 cards)

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Externalized Costs

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Hidden costs of producing and consuming costs; the actual cost is different because it is cut away at the extraction or the production

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Percieved Obsolescence

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Companies convince people that their perfectly functional items are out of style, making them want to buy the latest version.
Iphone

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Planned Obsolescence

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They design their products to break quickly but force consumers to buy them, keeping the cycle of production.

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5 Stages of Stuff

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Extraction; Production; Distribution; Consumption; Disposal

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Extraction

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Taking natural resources; leads to resource depletion

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Production

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Manufacturing products using energy and toxic chemicals; leads to pollution

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Distribution

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Ship and store goods; Externalized costs

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Consumption

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Buying; planned and perceived obsolescence

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Disposal

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Throwing away stuff; pollution/greenhouse gas waste

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Renewable

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A resource that replenishes (grows back) over time; 3F+M

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Non-Renewable

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Resource that has a limited amount of time and once it is used then it is gone forever
; Fossil fuel

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Types of Industries

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Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Quaternary

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Primary

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Extracts (takes) raw materials from the natural environment; 3F+M

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Secondary

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Manufacturing process of primary sector products into its finished good;
Factories and assembly line

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Tertiary

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Provides service; Cashier, restuarant

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Quaternary

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Focuses on technology; Website designers, software developers

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Sustainability

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Create a balance between the use of resources and their replenishing

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Sustainable Yield Management

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The process of exploiting a renewable resource to ensure that it is sustainable
Make sure that the amount collected is equal or the same to the rate of resource generating

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Forestry - Economic

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Paper manufacturing, wood product manufacturing

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Forestry - Environment

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Home to animals; Carbon sinks

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Commercial Forestry

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Forests that can be harvested and are close enough to a market where they can be sold for profit

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Non-commercial

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Not easily harvested and are far away from a market, so they are left in their natural state

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Methods of cutting

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Clrar, Strip, Shelterwood, Selection

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Clear

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Clear an area of trees at once; Profitable; ruins environment

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Strip
Clear long strips; Allows resseding; Less efficient
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Shelterwood
Cuts trees of the same age; leaves young trees to provide seeds and replant; cycle; less efficient
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Selection
Remove diseased trees
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Fishery (Economic)
Harvesting, seafood product packing and preparation, aquaculture
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Fishery (Environmental)
Environment; spiritual importance
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Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO)
Sets quotas and moratorium
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Quotas
Maximum number of species of fish that may be caught by a group of fishermen per year
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Moratorium
A time period of banning fishery to protect fish
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Commercal
Porfit
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Recreational
Pleasure
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Subsistence
Survival
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Inshore
Fishing with limited gear; self employed; fishers>fish; Selected days; Shrimp/lobster
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Offshore
Fishing with large gear; company; fisher
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Aquaculture
Controlled farming of fish in a specific environment
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Aquaculture (Risks)
Escape; Pollution to environment; Disease among fish
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Threats to commercial fishing
Technology, Overfishing, Foreign fishing, Environmental
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Technology (Threats to CF)
More possibily to find fish, which leads to overfishing
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Overfishing
Catching beyong quota
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Foreign fishing
American suckers fishing our fish
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Intensive Farming
Small land; large labour; near urban; products
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extensive
large land; small labour; rural; wheat
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Factors contribute to successful farming
Temperature, moisture, land quality, non of these
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Temp (Farming)
Above 1100 Growing Degree Days
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Moisture
Favourable aridity index
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Land quality
Class 1 to 3 in the Canadian Land Inventory (CLI)
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None of these
Eroded, stony, shallow or saturated soil, hilly land
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Growing Dgree Days
How warm growing seasons is in a location; higher the warmer and more crops
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Canadian Land Inventory (CDI)
Measure land's farmign capabilites; sorted into 7 class; 1 to 5 are good
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Fossil Fuel (Formation)
Organic materials (plants and animals) are bruied in rocks layers throughout time
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Coal
Rock that is combustible; gernate heat, light and electricity
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Oil
Aka petroleum; generate petrol and diesel
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Natural Gas
Made of methane; used for electricity
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Advantages of fossil fuel
Makes electricity; efficient
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Disadvantages of fossil fuel
Non renewable; Climate change; disease
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Solar
Sun radiaiton
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Wind
Wind kinetic energy
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Geothermal
Use wells to pump hot water from geothermal resources and convert it into steam for a turbine generator.
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Hydroelectric
Water's kinetic energy
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Biomass
Burn natural materials like wood, plants, and animal waste
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Ocean
Tides' kinetic
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Hydrogen
Use hydrogen as fuel