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Term 2 HASS (Week 3 (Environmental Resources (Non-renewable (Types of…

- - - - Resources that are limited
      - Types of nonrenewable resource
        
        coal,diamonds and oil
    - - A resource that never goes away
      - oxygen,sunlight
    - - A natural resource that can be replenish/be reused
      - Types of renewable resources
        
        trees, water
- - - - Definition
        
        Water scarcity is when we don't have enough water to satisfy our needs
      - How it happens
        
        Water scarcity happens by governments and water scarcity
    - - Dams
        
        A dam is a massive hole that is filled with lots of water. All dams relay on water fall
      - Desalination Plant
        
        Desalination Plants rely on the ocean water. The ocean water is brought to a desalination plant and is cured.
      - Aquifers
        
        Aquifers are underground rivers that we can use to drink
  - - - 4 minute showers
      - Have Australian plants that don't need loads of water
      - Water your plants for 5 minutes
    - - share the water
      - Have a NO water day
      - To start thinking on how we use water
  - - - Effects
        
        Hydration
        
        Deseases
        
        People die
      - Causes
        
        The government
        
        How people use it
        
        Global warming
- - - - A resource that must be carefully used so it doesn't run out
    - - Water trapped underground
    - - Water that comes fro the beach
    - - A massive chunk of water that you collect from rain
  - - - Precipitation
        
        The rain starts to fall but it depends on how cold the weather is. The rain could be snow or hail
      - Runoff
        
        The rain hits Earths surface and runoff to lakes, rivers,dams or sinks to the roots of plants
      - Condensation
        
        The water turns from a gas to a liquid
      - Infiltration
        
        The water goes to the roots of the plants and feeds the plants
      - Evaporation
        
        Heat touches the surface of the ocean, heats it up and becomes a gas
      - Transpiration
        
        The rain goes to the roots of plants and the plants sweat. When the plants sweat, the heat takes the sweat and the water cycle starts again
- - - - Karachi
        
        pollution
        
        Population
        
        Floods
        
        disease
        
        crime
        
        homeless
      - Kiev
        
        war
      - Doula
        
        health
        
        no jobs
        
        population
        
        roads
    - - ages
      - income
      - lifestyle
      - beliefs
    - - low crime rates
      - better education
      - transport
  - - - Liveability is measured by the quality of education, health care, services, public transport, roads and housing
    - - Liveability is measured to find how liveable a city is to live in
- - - - Scale
        
        Maps represent real, shrunk down to fit on a piece of paper
      - Direction
        
        Direction is used on a map by using compass points
      - Lines of Latitude and Longitude
        
        Latitude
        
        Longitude
      - Bolts
        
        T
        
        Title-Name of a place the map is representing
        
        L
        
        Legend--Explains the symbols
        
        O
        
        Orientation-Shows direction on a map
        
        S
        
        Scale-The relationships between a unit length on a map
        
        B
        
        Border-lines around the outside of a map
        
        S
        
        Source-Where the info came from
- - - - The change on Earth that happens during a long amount of time or short.
    - - living and non living things that make up an area
    - - Links between people and places and how they react
    - - The Earth allows us to stay here
    - - A place on Earth that has been given meaning by people
    - - Things take place on many different levels
    - - Space is for how much area you have and how it is arranged
- - - - low health care
      - bad education
      - High crime rate
    - - low crime rate
      - good education
      - Good health care