Your Questions About Green Living

How do I enter the renewable energy industry?

I just left my job as an online advertising manager for a successful online retailer. My personal interests and sense of responsibility to help save our planet have prompted me to seek an opportunity in the renewable energy industry.

Does anyone have any advice on how I can break into this hot new field? My background is journalism and a specialization in online channel partners, especially eBay, Amazon, and Shop.com.

Thanks!
Erik

i need 2 examples & definition for these words….?

Animate power,
Asylum seeker,
Centrality,
Cultural linkage,
Cultural revival,
Density gradient,
Disamenity sector,
Economic reach,
Environmental stress,
Ethnic islands, Functional specialization,
Functional structure,
Renewable energy,
Renewable resources,
Sanitary landfill,
Sector model,
Smart growth,
Soil erosion,
Solid waste,
Sprawl,
Squatter settlement,
Stratosphere,
Suburb,
Suburbanization,
Sunbelt,
Sustainable development,
Toxic waste,
Troposphere,
Underclass,
United nations conference on environment and development (UNCED),
United nations conference on the Human environment,
Urban function,
Urban geography,
Urban hierarchy,
Urban model,
Urban realm,
Urban renewal,
Urbanization,
Urbanized area,
Vienna convention for the protection of the Ozone layer,
World city,
Zoning ordinance,

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Germany economic info?

I am doing a project for economics and I would like to know what their economic strengths and weaknesses are as well as a major agricultural industry they have.

So far I have strengths as
-Good labor force/highly educated and early specialization
-Plentiful capital equipment (factories and machines)
-Favorable balance of trade
-Free Market
-Fully employed resources
-Leader in producer of renewable energy (wind, solar)

Weakness:
-Not many natural resources
-Fossil fuels
….Need more weaknesses

can someone please help me, im trying to help my daughter with her biology.?

1. What is the term for an evolutionary change in one species
that results in the evolutionary change of another species?
A. Binary evolution
B. Competitive evolution
C. Coevolution
D. Interactive evolution
2. All the interconnected paths of energy flowing from species
to species in an ecosystem is called a
A. detrital food web. C. food chain.
B. trophic level. D. food web.
3. The number of individuals an environment can sustain for an
indefinite period of time is called its
A. limit of growth. C. carrying capacity.
B. rate of growth. D. ideal birth rate.
4. The main reason for land subsidence is
A. the removal of water from aquifers.
B. the destruction of plant life.
C. desertification.
D. land exploitation.
5. Which statement best describes the competitive exclusion principle?
A. Decreased competition between two species leads to increased niche specialization.
B. Character displacement is evidence of competition and resource partitioning.
C. No two species can occupy the same ecological niche at the same time.
D. Adjacent ecological niches lead to the elimination of one of the niches.
6. Which one of the following statements expresses a characteristic of MDCs?
A. The population of MDCs is larger than that of LDCs.
B. MDCs produce most of the world’s hazardous wastes.
C. People in MDCs use less water than those in LDCs.
D. The age structure of MDCs is less stable than that of LDCs.
7. An example of a renewable energy source is
A. coal. C. land.
B. water. D. minerals.
8. A species that takes in only inorganic nutrients is called a/an
A. decomposer. C. heterotrophy.
B. consumer. D. autotroph.
9. What kind of ecological succession occurs when soil has not yet formed?
A. Secondary C. Mutual
B. Primary D. Climatic
10. If, over a period of 10 years, a population has a logistic growth rate, you would
expect to see
A. a death rate much higher than the birth rate.
B. an S-shaped curve followed by a J-shaped curve.
C. accelerating population growth over the entire period.
D. a stable equilibrium phase.
11. Which of these is an indirect value of biodiversity?
A. Prevention of soil erosion
B. Agricultural value
C. Medicinal value
D. Provision of consumable resources
12. What occurs when members of one species try to use necessary resources that
are in limited supply?
A. Predation C. Predator-prey cycles
B. Natural disasters D. Competition
13. When decomposers are unable to break down industrial wastes, they become more
concentrated as they move through the food chain. This process is called biological
A. pollution. C. magnification.
B. synthesis. D. concentration.
14. What is described by the following sentence? The members of a population are small in
size, the young mature early, they get little care from their parents, and they have a
short life span.
A. Equilibrium population
B. Population of mountain gorillas
C. Opportunistic population
D. Species of birds approaching extinction
15. In an ecosystem, a large number of species are dependent on one particular species of
bird. The species of bird is an example of a/an _______ species.
A. keystone C. capstone
B. native D. exotic
16. The science of ecology developed from the study of
A. natural history. C. chemistry.
B. biology. D. human populations.
17. Following deforestation of tropical forests, the remaining soil is nutrient-poor because
A. it’s located over bedrock.
B. it’s mostly sand.
C. there are no remaining nitrogen-fixing bacteria.
D. most nutrients have been absorbed by the vegetation.
18. Which biochemical cycle aids plants through bacterial nodules in soil?
A. Carbon C. Phosphorus
B. Nitrogen D. Oxygen
19. All of the different species living in a particular location are called a/an
A. community. C. biosphere.
B. ecosystem. D. population.
20. The process in which two species interact in ways that benefit both of them is called
A. commensalism. C. mutualism.
B. parasitism. D. predation.

please help thank you?

1. What is the term for an evolutionary change in one species
that results in the evolutionary change of another species?
A. Binary evolution
B. Competitive evolution
C. Coevolution
D. Interactive evolution
2. All the interconnected paths of energy flowing from species
to species in an ecosystem is called a
A. detrital food web. C. food chain.
B. trophic level. D. food web.
3. The number of individuals an environment can sustain for an
indefinite period of time is called its
A. limit of growth. C. carrying capacity.
B. rate of growth. D. ideal birth rate.
4. The main reason for land subsidence is
A. the removal of water from aquifers.
B. the destruction of plant life.
C. desertification.
D. land exploitation.
5. Which statement best describes the competitive exclusion principle?
A. Decreased competition between two species leads to increased niche specialization.
B. Character displacement is evidence of competition and resource partitioning.
C. No two species can occupy the same ecological niche at the same time.
D. Adjacent ecological niches lead to the elimination of one of the niches.
6. Which one of the following statements expresses a characteristic of MDCs?
A. The population of MDCs is larger than that of LDCs.
B. MDCs produce most of the world’s hazardous wastes.
C. People in MDCs use less water than those in LDCs.
D. The age structure of MDCs is less stable than that of LDCs.
7. An example of a renewable energy source is
A. coal. C. land.
B. water. D. minerals.
8. A species that takes in only inorganic nutrients is called a/an
A. decomposer. C. heterotrophy.
B. consumer. D. autotroph.
9. What kind of ecological succession occurs when soil has not yet formed?
A. Secondary C. Mutual
B. Primary D. Climatic
10. If, over a period of 10 years, a population has a logistic growth rate, you would
expect to see
A. a death rate much higher than the birth rate.
B. an S-shaped curve followed by a J-shaped curve.
C. accelerating population growth over the entire period.
D. a stable equilibrium phase.
11. Which of these is an indirect value of biodiversity?
A. Prevention of soil erosion
B. Agricultural value
C. Medicinal value
D. Provision of consumable resources
12. What occurs when members of one species try to use necessary resources that
are in limited supply?
A. Predation C. Predator-prey cycles
B. Natural disasters D. Competition
13. When decomposers are unable to break down industrial wastes, they become more
concentrated as they move through the food chain. This process is called biological
A. pollution. C. magnification.
B. synthesis. D. concentration.
14. What is described by the following sentence? The members of a population are small in
size, the young mature early, they get little care from their parents, and they have a
short life span.
A. Equilibrium population
B. Population of mountain gorillas
C. Opportunistic population
D. Species of birds approaching extinction
15. In an ecosystem, a large number of species are dependent on one particular species of
bird. The species of bird is an example of a/an _______ species.
A. keystone C. capstone
B. native D. exotic
16. The science of ecology developed from the study of
A. natural history. C. chemistry.
B. biology. D. human populations.
17. Following deforestation of tropical forests, the remaining soil is nutrient-poor because
A. it’s located over bedrock.
B. it’s mostly sand.
C. there are no remaining nitrogen-fixing bacteria.
D. most nutrients have been absorbed by the vegetation.
18. Which biochemical cycle aids plants through bacterial nodules in soil?
A. Carbon C. Phosphorus
B. Nitrogen D. Oxygen
19. All of the different species living in a particular location are called a/an
A. community. C. biosphere.
B. ecosystem. D. population.
20. The process in which two species interact in ways that benefit both of them is called
A. commensalism. C. mutualism.
B. parasitism. D. predation.