THINK!

1.What is Environment Science? Discuss why environmental science is so important in our life.
Answer:
Environmental science is a methodological study of the situation that includes the review of all
biophysical and anthropogenic conditions or circumstances under which an organism lives.
Environmental science is important in our daily lives because it gives us ideas
on how to care, protect and love Mother nature. Environmental science is
centered in informing everyone about the impact of everything to nature.
Environment Science tells us that without nature we will surely never exists.
Environmental Science is the best key for us to know the do's and don’ts of our
beloved earth for us to continuously perform the task given to us as protector of
it, as one of the blessed creatures who enjoy this place.

2.Sustainability of our resources is so crucial? Why?

Answer: Conservation of our resources or sustaining it is very important to us, especially to us
people, because it provides us our daily needs, like, food, water, and others. So we must
conserved and value it.
3.What is the main aspect why Environmental Science is being offered as a course in many
universities? Discuss your answer by reading other references.
Answer: According to Allegheny.edu environmental science is the study of interrelationships between
human activities and the environment. Environmental Science is an unusual academic discipline in that it
requires scientific knowledge about the natural world, as well as an understanding about ways in which
humans interact with the natural world. Within the natural sciences, environmental science is very much a
generalist degree. Focusing primarily on both the understanding of our natural and man-made environments,
environmental science degrees draw from diverse fields of studies and require a strong background in the more
traditional sciences: biology, physics, chemistry, geography, ecology, and even biotechnology. In addition,
environmental science degrees also draw heavily from the social sciences, such as economics, business, or
sociology. The degree to which any of these fields of study becomes prevalent within an environmental science
education largely depends on the specialization one chooses. Due to the fact that environmental science is a
generalist degree, students often complete specializations within a more select area, i.e. energy, sustainability,
conservation, etc. True to most science degrees, environmental science programs often require significant field
work, lab work, or other data-oriented work.
Without it we will not be aware were clueless about our environment

4.Watch on YouTube: How to Save Our Planet? Discuss and create a reaction paper about the
importance of this course subject.
Answer:

Sir David Attenborough explains on this clip on how humans can take charge of our future and save
our planet. As David Attenborough remarkably message, “Reduce our impact by making sure that everything
we do, we can do forever.” Despite of everything, we conquered earth. We should strive to preserve it.  We must
phase out fossil fuels and replace it with renewables to slow down the warming of the planet and the acidification
of the ocean to lead to us a clean air. We also must upgrade food production and reduce the consumption of meat,
to provide ourselves more on grasslands to become the people healthier and have an affordable food. Working
together to properly manage our oceans, working hard to keep hold of the wild populations we still have.

So, what we can do right now is to eat less meat, be energy efficient, don’t litter in the sea, what we can do
is to treat it with care, encourage nature wherever we can. Care. Open your eyes. Embrace. Think. And change the
world. As David Attenborough said, “If we make these changes, we’ll be a long way to becoming a species in balance
with nature once again. We will have taken a remarkable journey, from a million people struggling to survive to
several billion living long, healthy lives on a stable planet able to provide for all our needs. Only at that point will the
Anthropocene, the age of humans, be truly underway. At that point, we’ll be proud to call it ‘Our Planet’.”