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IB ESS EXAM FULL REVIEW UPDATED Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers List and explain a historical event or influence that had an impact on the development of the modern environmental movement. (1) - Ans Ex: Minimata, Japan In 1956, a chemical company in Minimata Bay released toxic methyl mercury into the waste water. As a result, organisms in the water like fish and shellfish were poisoned due to the contamination. Local people who consumed these fish developed mercury poisoning. This r...

List and explain a historical event or influence that had an impact on the development of the modern environmental movement. (1) correct answers Ex: Minimata, Japan In 1956, a chemical company in Minimata Bay released toxic methyl mercury into the waste water. As a result, organisms in the water like fish and shellfish were poisoned due to the contamination. Local people who consumed these fish developed mercury poisoning. This raised awareness about the threat of industrialization and the ne...

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Abiotic Factor - A non living, physical factor that can affect an organism or ecosystem Biochemical Oxygen Demand - A measure of the amount of dissolved oxygen required to break down all of the organic matter in a set volume of water through aerobic biological activity. Biodegradable - Capable of being broken down by natural biological processes Biodiversity - The amount and variation of different species per unit area. Biomass - The mass and organic matter in an ecosystem or or...

IB ESS 5.1, Full Coverage revision guide, exam Prep. Rated A+ O layer - -Organic- freshly fallen leaves, twigs, animal waste, fungi A layer - -Mixture of partially decomposed organic matter B layer - -Subsoil- nutrients leached from A "plant roots" C layer - -Parent material- largely inorganic material such as sand, rocks, clay, silt Fairly equal portions of soil characteristics are said to be... - -Loam Porosity - -The space between the particles Permeability - -The eas...

IB ESS TOPIC 7, Exam Questions section and answers, 100% accurate, Renewable - -Natural resources that have a sustainable yield or harvest equal to or less than their natural productivity Non-Renewable - -natural resources that cannot be replenished within a timescale of the same order as that at which they are taken from the environment and used (e.g. fossil fuels) Fossil fuels - -non-renewable resources including oil, coal, natural gas and shale gas Oil - -Advantages - cheap, ve...