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Name: Luis Donaldo Escobedo González | Registration: 2644460 |
Course title:Ecology & Geography | Teacher’s name:Pablo Stransky |
Module:Module 1. Introduction to ecologyTopic 1. What isecology? | Activity:Homework 1 |
Date: 16/01 | Team: N/A |
Bibliography:Carabias, J., Meave, J., Valverde, T. y Cano-Santana, Z. (2009). Ecología y medio ambiente, México siglo XX. México: PearsonEducación.
ISBN: 9786074420050 |

Objective:
* Determine the use of the ecology of science.
* Identify the diverse disciplines that support ecology.
* Explain the scientific methodsteps.
* Identify the meaning and importance of environment.
* Identify biotic and abiotic factors and know how they have an influence on the environment.

Procedure & Results:
Homework1 |
Instructions: 1. Find news related to an environmental event that had created an impact in the world. China’s smog hits new highs 24Commentsmore + * Email * Print * Del.icio.us * Digg* LinkedIn * Reddit * TechnoratiChina’s capital has been gripped for days by the worst air pollution on record, prompting the country to shut down factories and pull government cars off theroad. Even the typically staid state media has provided widespread and critical coverage of the issue after measurements taken over the weekend exceeded the highest levels on the Air Quality Index.OnSaturday, a Twitter feed from the U.S. Embassy rated the air in central Beijing at a whopping 755 on an air quality index of 0 to 500, reported the New York Times. AQI, which the EPA uses to measurepollution, puts levels between 151 and 200 as unhealthy and anything over 301 as hazardous.The Beijing government reported later that night levels of particulate matter with a diameter of 2.5 micrometers,known as PM 2.5, that exceeded 900 micrograms per cubic meter. That’s similar levels found during London’s killer smog, which killed up to 12,000 people in 1952, the NYT noted.PM 2.5 is a particle...