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Japan’s “Cool Biz” initiative encourages business men and women and government officials to wear lightweight clothing to work to lower use of air conditioning. This has reduced Japan’s emissions of greenhouse gases. Globalization and the Environment Three aspects of globalization that have affected the environment are The permeability of international borders to pollution and environmental problems. Cultural and social integration spurred by communication and information technology. Growth of free trade and transnational corporations. Question Pollution and hazardous waste are an international environmental problem. Strongly agree Agree somewhat Unsure Disagree somewhat Strongly disagree Bioinvasions Red fire ants, known for their painful sting, are an example of bioinvasion. They came from Paraguay and Brazil on shiploads of lumber to Mobile, Alabama, in 1957 and have spread throughout the southern states. Structural-Functionalist Perspective Emphasizes the interdependence between human beings and the natural environment. Focuses on how changes in one aspect of the social system affect other aspects of society. Structural-Functionalist Perspective Raises awareness of unintended negative consequences of social actions. 840,000 dams worldwide provide water to irrigate farms and supply 17% of the world’s electricity. Negative consequences include: Emission of methane from rotting vegetation Altered river flows killing plants and animals. Conflict Perspective Focuses on how wealth, power, and the pursuit of profit underlie many environmental problems. The wealthiest 20% of the world’s population is responsible for 86% of private consumption. The United States is responsible for 25% of the world’s oil consumption, yet the United States produces less than 3% of the world’s oil supplies. Planned Obsolescence The manufacturing of products that are intended to become inoperative or outdated in a fairly short period of time. Symbolic Interactionist Perspective Focuses on how meanings, labels, and definitions learned through interaction and through the media affect environmental problems. Large corporations and industries commonly use marketing and public relations strategies to construct favorable meanings of their corporation or industry. Greenwashing Refers to the way environmentally and socially damaging companies portray their corporate image and products as being “environmentally friendly” or socially responsible. What Do You Think? Earth Day events have been sponsored by corporations such as Office Depot, Raytheon Missile Systems, and Waste Management (responsible for hazardous waste sites). Some environmentalists accuse corporations of using financial support of Earth Day as a green washing strategy. Do you think Earth Day should accept sponsorship from corporations with poor environmental records? Damage to Ecosystems Ecosystems are the complex and dynamic relationships between forms of life and the environments they inhabit Over the past 50 years, humans have altered ecosystems more rapidly and extensively than in any other comparable period of time in history. World Energy Production by Source: 2005 Question Global environment problems can be solved without any international agreements to handle them. Strongly agree Agree somewhat Unsure Disagree somewhat Strongly disagree Depletion of Natural Resources Freshwater resources are being consumed by agriculture, by industry, and for domestic use. More than 1 billion people lack access to clean water The demand for new land, fuel, and raw materials resulted in deforestation, the conversion of forest land to nonforest land. Desertification is the degradation of semiarid land, which results in the expansion of desert land that is unusable for agriculture. Air Pollution Linked to heart disease, lung cancer, and respiratory ailments, such as emphysema, chronic bronchitis, and asthma. In Europe, the annual loss of life due to air pollution is greater than that due to car accidents. In the U.S., 46% of the population lives in counties that have unhealthful levels of smog or particulate air pollution. Air Pollution Largely because of lax enforcement of the 1970 Clean Air Act, 95 million Americans in 224 counties and the District of Columbia breathe air with levels of toxicity that exceed federal health standards. In mid-1990s, breathing the air in Mexico City was like smoking 2 packs of cigarettes a day. Indoor Air Pollution Indoor air pollution is a serious problem in developing countries. As this woman cooks food for her family, she is exposed to harmful air contaminants from the fumes. Destruction of the Ozone Layer The depletion of the ozone layer allows hazardous levels of ultraviolet rays to reach the earth’s surface. It is linked to increases in skin cancer and cataracts, weakened immune systems, reduced crop yields, damage to ocean ecosystems and reduced fishing yields, and adverse effects on animals. Destruction of the Ozone Layer Satellite data revealed that the ozone hole in 2007 was 9.7 million square miles—just larger than the size of North America. The ozone hole was largest in 2006 when it reached a record-breaking area of 11.4 million square miles. Question What are the immediate dangers associated with global warming? Melting glaciers and permafrost resulting in elevated sea levels. Changing patterns of rainfall, new flood plains and dry regions. Increases in waterborne diseases and diseases transmitted by insects. All of these choices. Answer: D Immediate dangers associated with global warming include: Melting glaciers and permafrost resulting in elevated sea levels. Changing patterns of rainfall, new flood plains and dry regions. Increases in waterborne diseases and diseases transmitted by insects. Acid Rain Air pollutants, such as sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide, mix with precipitation to pollute rain, snow, and fog that contaminate crops, forests, lakes, and rivers. As a result of the effects of acid rain, all the fish have died in a third of the lakes in New York’s Adirondack Mountains. Global Warming Accumulation of various gases collect in the atmosphere and act like glass in a greenhouse, holding heat from the sun. Effects: Shifts in plant and animal habitats and extinction of some species. Melting of glaciers and permafrost, resulting in rise in sea level. Greenhouse Gases Gases (primarily carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide) that accumulate in the atmosphere and act like the glass in a greenhouse, holding heat from the sun close to the earth. CO2 Emissions Per Capita by Region, 2003 Nuclear Waste Radioactive waste from nuclear power plants and weapons production is associated with cancer and genetic defects. Radioactive plutonium, used in nuclear power and weapons production, has a half-life of 24,000 years. Disposal of nuclear waste is risky and costly, Pounds of Garbage Per Person: United States What Do You Think? More than 380 billion plastic bags are used in the U.S. annually, and only .6% are recycled Most plastic bags, which contain toxic chemicals, end up in landfills where it takes 1,000 years for them to degrade. In 2007, San Francisco became the first U.S. city to ban plastic bags. Would you support a ban on plastic bags in your community? Water Pollution At Camp Lejeune, a Marine Corps base in Onslow County, North Carolina, as many as 1 million people were exposed to water contaminated with trichloroethylene (TCE) tetrachloroethylene (PCE), from 1957 until 1987. The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry found levels of PCE in the drinking water system as high as 200 parts per billion, compared with 5 parts per billion, the maximum allowable level. Water Pollution Exposure to TCE may cause nervous system effects, kidney, liver and lung damage, abnormal heartbeat, coma, and possibly death. Exposure to PCE-contaminated drinking water has been linked with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, leukemia, bladder cancer, and breast cancer. Skin Deep Many personal care products contain chemicals with known or suspected adverse health effects. See what chemicals are in the personal care products you use at the Environmental Working Group’s website Skin Deep: HYPERLINK "http://www.cosmeticsdatabase.com/"www.cosmeticsdatabase.com. What Do You Think? Portland, Oregon, has a policy banning workers in its Bureau of Emergency Communications from wearing fragrances. If an employee is deemed to be wearing too much fragrance, he or she will be sent home to bathe in an effort to remove all evidence of any such odor. What do you think about banning fragrances in the workplace or other public places? Multiple Chemical Sensitivity After one or more acute exposures to a chemical, some people experience adverse effects from low levels of chemical exposure that do not produce symptoms in the general population. Environmental Injustice Tendency for socially and politically marginalized groups to bear the brunt of environmental ills. Environmental refugees People who have migrated because they can no longer secure a livelihood because of environmental problems. Question Which of these statements comes closer to your own point of view? Protecting the global environment should be given priority, even if it causes slower global economic growth and some loss of jobs. Global economic growth and creating jobs should be the top priority, even if the global environment suffers to some extent. Biodiversity The great variety of life forms on Earth. Threats to biodiversity: Primary cause of species decline is human-induced habitat destruction Estimates suggest that at least 1,000 species of life are lost each year. Vulture Population The numbers of vultures have declined in Africa and Asia as a result of them eating carcasses of livestock given the drug diclofenac. With the disappearing vulture population, humans are exposed to higher health risks posed by decomposing carcasses. Threatened Species Worldwide: 2007 Social Causes of Environmental Problems Population growth Industrialization and economic development Cultural values Attitudes such as individualism, materialism, and militarism. What Do You Think? Gallup poll results indicate that women are more likely than men to worry about the environment, to be active in or sympathetic toward the environmental movement, and to give precedence to the environment over economic and energy concerns. Why do think this gender difference exists? Involvement in the Environmental Movement Ecoterrorism Any crime intended to protect wildlife or the environment that is violent, puts human life at risk, or results in damages of $10,000 or more. What Do You Think? Consumers who want to make environmentally friendly purchases sometimes have difficult choices. Suppose an individual lives in an area where locally grown organic produce is not available. Which is better to purchase: Organic produce that has been trucked in from a distant state Locally grown produce from a farm that uses pesticides? Top Ten Things You Can Do to Fight Global Warming Replace five incandescent light bulbs in your home with compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs). Instead of short haul flights of 500 miles or so, take the train and bypass 310 pounds of CO2. Get a fan, set your thermostat to 75(F) and blow away 363 pounds of CO2. Replace refrigerators more than 10 years old with Energy Star models and save over500 pounds of CO2. Top Ten Things You Can Do to Fight Global Warming Shave your 8-minute shower to 5 minutes for a savings of 513 pounds. Caulk, weatherstrip, and insulate your home. If you rely on natural gas heating, you’ll stop 639 pounds of CO2 from entering the atmosphere. In the summer, you’ll save 226 pounds from air conditioner use. Whenever possible, dry your clothes on a line outside or a rack indoors. If you air dry half your loads, you’ll dispense with 723 pounds of CO2. Top Ten Things You Can Do to Fight Global Warming Because it takes more fossil fuels to produce red meat than fish, eggs, and poultry, switching to these foods will slim your CO2 emissions by 950 pounds. Leave the car at home and take public transportation to work. Support the creation of wind, solar, and other renewable energy facilities by choosing green power if offered by your utility. Environmentally Friendly Building The Adam Joseph Lewis Center for Environmental Studies, on the Oberlin College campus, is among the most environmentally friendly buildings in the world. The building resulted from the vision of David Orr, professor of environmental studies at Oberlin. Smart Cars Small, fuel-efficient cars like this one are common in Europe where, as a result of high gasoline taxes, gas costs up to $6 a gallon. Wangari Maathai and the Green Belt Movement The 2004 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Wangari Maathai for leading a grassroots environmental campaign, Green Belt Movement, which is responsible for planting 30 million trees across Kenya. What Do You Think? In general, the European Union seems to be more concerned than the U.S. about health effects of chemicals. If the U.S. had a national health insurance plan similar to that of European countries, in which the federal government paid for health care, do you think the United States government would enact tougher controls on hazardous chemicals and other environmental issues? Sustainable Development Societal development that meets the needs of current generations without threatening the future of subsequent generations. Kyoto Protocol The first international agreement to place legally binding limits on greenhouse gas emissions from developed countries. Quick Quiz 1. The relationship between economic development and environmental pollution is: not a very close one since many advanced societies differ greatly in their willingness to apply appropriate pollution controls. probably a curvilinear relationship with the highest levels of pollution found in societies that are beginning to industrialize. clearly linear with least pollution found in regions with the least economic development, and the most in more economically advanced ones. Answer: B The relationship between economic development and environmental pollution is probably a curvilinear relationship with the highest levels of pollution found in societies that are beginning to industrialize. 2. Bill owns a large chemical corporation that has received media attention for the illegal dumping of toxic waste. Bill recently hired a public relations firm to design an advertising campaign that would project an "environmentally friendly" image of his corporation. What activity is Bill engaging in? greenwashing dramaturgy ecomedia environmentalism Answer: A Bill owns a large chemical corporation that has received media attention for the illegal dumping of toxic waste. Bill recently hired a public relations firm to design an advertising campaign that would project an "environmentally friendly" image of his corporation. Bill is engaging in greenwashing. 3. What is the primary cause of species decline? global warming pollution over-harvesting human-induced habitat destruction Answer: D The primary cause of species decline is human-induced habitat destruction. 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