Environmental

Economic

Social

Environmental

Ecological

Economic

Cultural

Economic

Environmental

Social

Technological

Economic

The destruction of the Ozone Layer

Burning Fossil Fuels

Deforestation

GHG's in the Atmosphere trapping more infrared radiation

It is used to assist in creating representations of visual data

It is used to describe trends in data

Provides sustenance through the form of milk production to many small communities

It can be used as a thinking tool to find factors that explain trends in data

Allows the user of a map to orient their position

Provides a clear indication of what each symbol on a map represents

Demonstrates the size of the real landscape relative to the map

Defines where the map ends in the real world

The landmasses to the far north and south are greatly enlarged relative to their actual size

The shape of several landmasses are greatly distorted

The landmasses near the equator or greatly enlarged relative to their actual size

It is overly complex to interpret

Each continent is bent in a significant curve

Each continent is stretched out of shape

It is convoluted and difficult to read

Most of the map has to be upside down for this to work

Showing the depths of each ocean

Being highly accurate at displaying the shape of a country

Providing a balance of size and shape when representing the globe

Being highly accurate at displaying the size of a country

is surrounded by a wall of ice

is the most scientifically accurate depiction currently available

involves a mystical creature, the "Charybdis", that consumes sailors that reach the end of the world

includes a "dual sun" model of the solar system

To show how two measurements relate to each other. Usually how something changes over time

to show what percentage of a whole different categories make up

To teach students how to rule straight lines

To show the amount of something divided into categories

You are showing the amount or rainfall each year since 2000 in Melbourne

You are comparing the results of each student in Yr 10 Global Issues

You are demonstrating the percentage of a population that voted for different politicians

You are plotting the distribution of sea bird nests on a grid overlay

Internet Research

Vegetation Survey

Interview Questions

Photography

Eco-centrism

Anthropocentrism

Industrialism

Vocalism

Reducing red meat intake

Switching to renewable energy suppliers around the home

Walking, cycling and catching public transport instead of driving

Planting more trees in your garden

To increase economic growth

To protect the environment

To balance environmental, social and economic needs

To promote industrialization

It increases the amount of carbon in the atmosphere

It decreases the amount of carbon in the atmosphere

It has no impact on the carbon cycle

It increases the amount of carbon in the soil