What does this phrase mean: "how many earths would be required to support a planet in which everyone lived as you do? " what was your footprint (how many earths)? how did it compare to the national and global averages? in what categories were you higher or lower than this average? why do you think your overall impact is higher than/lower than/equal to the average? what factors in your life, background, or current situation account for your overall footprint? if you found this exercise to be problematic, too, let us know.

Which of the following planets is classified as a terrestrial planet? a. neptune b. venus c. saturn d. jupiter

In a 2010 article “fact check: eastern u.s. earthquake risk” by chris mould, the author provides as evidence the following statement by the united states geological survey: “although earthquakes may be less frequent in the eastern u.s., … urban areas in the east could face bigger losses because the shaking would affect much larger areas than similar quakes in the west. in addition, most homes and buildings in the east are not designed to withstand earthquakes.”this statement directly relates to which of the following concepts? a. vulnerabilityb. hazardc. riskd. severity

State a hypothesis with a numerical estimate of the calories contained within a peanut based on the nutritional information on the package label combined with what you have learned in this lesson about fuel efficiency and calorimeters.