ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH FROM
GLOBAL TO LOCAL EXAM SCRIPT SOLVED
QUESTIONS ACCURATE ANSWER
COLLECTION
●● Psilocybin mushrooms
Answer: Fungi used in indigenous and modern contexts for healing,
spirituality, and therapeutic altered states
●● Climate crisis
Answer: The ongoing global environmental disruption caused by
greenhouse gas emissions and ecological degradation
●● Degrowth
Answer: An economic framework that rejects endless growth in favor of
reduced consumption and ecological sustainability
●● Neoliberalism
Answer: A system emphasizing privatization, markets, and individual
responsibility over state-led solutions
●● Water security
,Answer: Reliable access to safe and sufficient water for health,
livelihood, and survival
●● One health
Answer: An integrated approach linking human, animal, and
environmental health
●● DIY mycology
Answer: Grassroots practice of growing and studying fungi, often
connected to ecological awareness and alternative science communities
●● NGOs informal economy
Answer: Non-government organizations and non-formal economic
systems operating outside or alongside state and market structures
●● Differentiated responsibility
Answer: The principle that wealthy nations bear greater responsibility
for climate change due to historical emissions
●● Culture of aid workers
Answer: Systems and norms within humanitarian work that shape how
aid is delivered, often influenced by global inequality
●● Forgotten foundations of health
, Answer: Basic infrastructure like sanitation, water, and hygiene that are
often assumed but unequally distributed
●● Rights for Nature
Answer: Legal recognition of ecosystems as entities with rights to exist
and be protected
●● Anthropocene
Answer: A proposed era in which humans are a dominant force shaping
Earth's systems
●● Tragedy of the commons
Answer: The overuse of shared resources due to individual self-interests
●● Climate refugees
Answer: People displaced due to environmental degradation and
climate-related disasters
●● NGO code of conduct
Answer: Ethical guidelines governing how humanitarian organizations
operate in global aid contexts
●● Feminist political ecology
GLOBAL TO LOCAL EXAM SCRIPT SOLVED
QUESTIONS ACCURATE ANSWER
COLLECTION
●● Psilocybin mushrooms
Answer: Fungi used in indigenous and modern contexts for healing,
spirituality, and therapeutic altered states
●● Climate crisis
Answer: The ongoing global environmental disruption caused by
greenhouse gas emissions and ecological degradation
●● Degrowth
Answer: An economic framework that rejects endless growth in favor of
reduced consumption and ecological sustainability
●● Neoliberalism
Answer: A system emphasizing privatization, markets, and individual
responsibility over state-led solutions
●● Water security
,Answer: Reliable access to safe and sufficient water for health,
livelihood, and survival
●● One health
Answer: An integrated approach linking human, animal, and
environmental health
●● DIY mycology
Answer: Grassroots practice of growing and studying fungi, often
connected to ecological awareness and alternative science communities
●● NGOs informal economy
Answer: Non-government organizations and non-formal economic
systems operating outside or alongside state and market structures
●● Differentiated responsibility
Answer: The principle that wealthy nations bear greater responsibility
for climate change due to historical emissions
●● Culture of aid workers
Answer: Systems and norms within humanitarian work that shape how
aid is delivered, often influenced by global inequality
●● Forgotten foundations of health
, Answer: Basic infrastructure like sanitation, water, and hygiene that are
often assumed but unequally distributed
●● Rights for Nature
Answer: Legal recognition of ecosystems as entities with rights to exist
and be protected
●● Anthropocene
Answer: A proposed era in which humans are a dominant force shaping
Earth's systems
●● Tragedy of the commons
Answer: The overuse of shared resources due to individual self-interests
●● Climate refugees
Answer: People displaced due to environmental degradation and
climate-related disasters
●● NGO code of conduct
Answer: Ethical guidelines governing how humanitarian organizations
operate in global aid contexts
●● Feminist political ecology
