The living planet report

    • [DOC File]Ecological Footprint WebQuest:

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      The Living Planet Report argues that all human activities make use of ecosystem services. What are some ecosystem services provided by a diverse and healthy ecosystem? What people (on Earth) are likely to be affect first and most negatively by decreasing species diversity?

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      Living Planet Report: Graphing Analysis: Directions: Use the graphs to answer the related questions. Most questions must be answered in complete sentences. The exception to answering in complete sentences is for questions where a line is provided. Use . Figure 18. to answer these questions. What is the title of the graph?

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    • [DOC File]Peak Energy and the Limits to China’s Economic Growth:

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      According to the Living Planet Report (WWF et al. 2006), China’s ecological footprint now doubles China’s own biological capacity. In fact, China’s ecological footprint would be greater than its biological capacity even if the effects of energy consumption were excluded. That is, China’s biological capacity has already been stressed to ...

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    • [DOC File]Year 4 unit overview — Australian Curriculum: Geography

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      Explore the maps in the Living Planet Index (LPI) included in the Living Planet Report 2012 on WWF website (see Resources). Use the time filter to show how the world distribution of environments has changed from the past to present and ask the class to draw conclusions about this spatial change.

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      Living Planet Report, the GNI per capita world map and the CO2 emissions world map, students will deduce that western lifestyles use many more natural resources than other lifestyles, as well as produce more global warming gasses and pollution. In small groups, …

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    • [DOC File]Geography

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      Explore the maps in the Living Planet Index (LPI) included in the Living Planet Report 2012 on WWF website (see Resources). Use the time filter to show how the world distribution of environments has changed from the past to present and ask the class to draw conclusions about this spatial change.

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    • [DOC File]1999 LIVING PLANET REPORT

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      The Living Planet Report makes use of the most reliable data available on the consumption of resources and pollution by 151 of the world’s countries and territories. The LPI and other global statistics in this report are based on original research. WWF will continue to improve the data in the Living Planet Report, which appears annually.

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      Living Planet Index. The Global Living Planet Index (LPI) - a measure derived from long term studies of nearly 5000 populations of 1686 species – shows an almost 30 per cent decline over the 35 years 1970-2005. The 2006 Living Planet Report reported a decline of less than a …

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    • [DOC File]From The Times - Webs

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      Jonathan Loh, of the Zoological Society of London, one of the authors of the report, said: “The Living Planet Index is a stark indication of the rapid and ongoing loss of biodiversity worldwide. “Populations of species in terrestrial, marine and freshwater ecosystems have declined by more than 30 per cent since 1970, a rate that is ...

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    • [DOC File]By Ben Blanchard

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      The report said humans' "ecological footprint" -- the demand people place on the natural world -- was 25 percent greater than the planet's annual ability to provide everything from food to energy and recycle all human waste in 2003. In the previous report, the 2001 overshoot was 21 percent.

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