| A | B |
|---|
| Total Fertility Rate: (TFR) | The average number of childeren born to each woman |
| Nonrenewable Resources: | Materials which are not replenished (ex. minerals + fossil fuels) |
| Renewable Resources: | Materials that are replenished in a short period of time (ex. Trees, fish, soil, fresh water) |
| Consumption: | The human use of materials and energy |
| People Over-Population: | Occurs when the enviroment is worsening from too many people |
| Consumption Overpopulation: | Occurs when each individual in a population consumes too large a share of resources |
| Highly developed nations represent 20% of the world population while they consume ______ | considerably more than 50% of the world's resouces |
| I (Env. Impact) = P (#ppl.) * ___ * ___ | A (Affluence/Amount of Resources Used) * T (Env. effect used to develop product) |
| Urbanization: | The process in which people increasingly move from rural areas to densely populated cities |
| Urban Heat Island: | Cities which are hotter than the surrounding countryside due to paved streets and buildings |
| Compact Development: | A design process where cities are have tall multiple unit buildings close to Public Transport + Workplaces |
| Age Structure Diagrams - | Pyramid (ex. Developing / Mexico), Collumn (ex. Developed / USA), Inverse Pyramid (Dieing Population / Finland) |
| Prontalists: | People who think that the vitality of their region is at risk because of declining birth rates (ex. East Europeans) |
