Introduction to Environmental Science and Systems mind maps
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This page gathers user-made mind maps on systems, environmental pollution and conditions for life on Earth. School students, university students and professional candidates can use them to revise these topics, while teachers can find ready-made material. Explore over 90 mind maps spanning school and university levels, and pick one to start.
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- Scientific Methods in Environmental Science7
- Environmental Value Systems9
- Environmental Systems and Models8
- Equilibrium and Feedback9
- Earth's Spheres and Earth Systems20
- Matter and Biogeochemical Cycles6
- Ecosystems and Biodiversity12
- Environmental Sustainability13
- Natural Capital and Ecosystem Services5
- Human Population and Environmental Impacts11
- Environmental Pollution and Waste17
- Climate Change and the Greenhouse Effect5
- Agriculture and the Environment5
- Environmental Economics and Policy5
Mind maps
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Systems and Models
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topic 1 - Systems & Models - Gaia Hypothesis
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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE - UNIT 1
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Environmental Science
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ESS Definition-1
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An Introduction to Environmental Science
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Study for 9/22
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SA Water Quality - How does it compare to National Guidelines
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Ess definitions-2
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Topic 1: Introduction
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Environmental Science Chapter 1
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Types of Environmental Pollution
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Environment
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Environmental Science -
conditions for life on earth
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Introduction to Environmental Issues
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SYSTEMS & MODELS
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Boreal Shrubification
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planetary boundaries
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Environmental Systems - Basics
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NIMBY Topic 6 Unit 5
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Equilibrium & Feedback
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Earth systems and human impacts upon these systems_1
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Earth systems and human impacts upon these systems
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Environmental systems and societies
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Equlibrium
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¿What is environmental pollution?
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Advanced Environmental Science
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CONSERVATION
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Chapter 2: Environmental Systems
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Gaia Hypothesis
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Sun's Influence
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Environmental Value System
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Methodological Approach
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How does Earth Systems are impacted by climate change?
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Systems and models
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Biodegradable, degradable and compostable
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Feedback loops
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ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
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Anthropocene
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Chapter 2: Environmental Systems is a useful starting point for seeing matter and energy in the context of environmental systems. Follow its branches, then look at Sun's Influence, which includes precipitation, wind and photosynthesis. The maps offer different ways into the unit.
For a wider view, Earth systems and human impacts upon these systems includes system theory, ecological footprints and loss of species. Other maps address topics such as environmental pollution and conditions for life on Earth.
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Which mind map could I start with?
Try Chapter 2: Environmental Systems if you want to begin with matter and energy. Its branches include systems analysis and flows in the environment. For a different focus, Sun's Influence brings together precipitation, wind and photosynthesis, so you can follow the topic that fits your revision.
What topics do the mind maps cover?
The maps include systems and models, environmental pollution, conditions for life on Earth and human impacts on Earth systems. You can also find maps on feedback loops and equilibrium. Browse the titles and excerpts to choose a topic that matches what you are revising.
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