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What are the main human- ~9 hours for sleep, ~1.5 hours for biological and
focused activities and their health-care needs, ~7 hours for relaxing, socializing,
approximate time media use, eating, exercising, games, and religious
allocations? practices, and ~1 hour for education and research.
What societal ~1 hour for governance, law, finance, trade, banking,
management activities are and bill-paying, and ~1 hour for commuting and
performed and their time transportation.
allocations?
What is the total time Slightly over 3 hours.
allocated for deliberate
earth alteration activities?
What are the main ~2.25 hours on food systems and tidying inhabited
components of deliberate areas, ~45 minutes on resource extraction,
earth alteration activities? manufacturing, and construction.
What are the specific time 6 minutes for resource extraction and energy
allocations within the 45 provisioning, ~30+ minutes for construction and
minutes of resource manufacturing, and 1 minute for waste management.
extraction, manufacturing,
and construction?
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What is the relationship The most ecologically destructive activities take
between the time spent minimal time relative to their environmental impact.
on ecologically
destructive activities and
their environmental
impact?
What does modern Modern industry consumes ~70 gigatonnes of material
industry consume annually, leading to immense ecological
annually, and what is its consequences.
ecological consequence?
What are the federal Public property, fisheries, navigation and shipping,
subject matters in criminal law, and 'Indians, and land reserves for
Canada? Indians'.
What are the provincial Property and civil rights in the province, management
subject matters in of provincial crown lands, municipal institutions, and
Canada? all matters of local or private nature.
What is the federal Federal jurisdiction includes fisheries, fish habitats,
jurisdiction regarding marine mammals, marine plants in coastal waters,
fisheries and navigation? emissions, safety, and navigation routes.
What responsibilities do Provinces are responsible for water use, watershed
provinces have regarding management, and effluent discharge.
rivers and lakes?
What federal Federal responsibilities include interprovincial and
responsibilities exist international pollution, boundary waters, and rivers
concerning rivers and and lakes on federal lands.
lakes?
Federal jurisdiction over the territorial sea and
What is the jurisdiction
exclusive economic zone, including resource
over oceans in Canada?
exploitation and marine protected areas.
Who oversees public Provincial/territorial governments oversee these
drinking water and systems, often delegated to municipalities.
wastewater systems?
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What is the federal Federal responsibility includes drinking water on
responsibility regarding federal lands, First Nations reserves, and federal
drinking water? institutions.
What are the provincial Provinces regulate most industrial emissions, while
and federal jurisdictions federal jurisdiction covers emissions from federally
regarding industrial regulated industries.
emissions?
What is the federal Federal jurisdiction to regulate toxic substances under
jurisdiction concerning the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999
toxic substances? (CEPA).
What is the federal Federal responsibility for air pollution affecting
responsibility regarding countries outside Canada.
international air pollution?
What are the provincial Provinces handle carbon taxes and emissions trading
and federal powers schemes; federal powers include carbon tax under
regarding greenhouse taxation authority, GHG regulation as toxic substances
gases (GHGs) and climate under CEPA, and national standards for vehicles.
change?
What determines the Jurisdiction depends on land ownership.
jurisdiction of terrestrial
protected areas?
What determines the Jurisdiction depends on land ownership, with federal
jurisdiction over terrestrial protected areas including national parks and wildlife
protected areas in areas.
Canada?
What is the federal Federal jurisdiction covers wildlife on federal lands,
jurisdiction regarding aquatic species, migratory birds, and
wildlife and species at international/interprovincial wildlife trade under the
risk? Wild Animal and Plant Protection Act.
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What are the Provincial and municipal governments are responsible
responsibilities of for household waste, recycling, and waste
provincial and municipal management policies.
governments in waste
management?
Federal jurisdiction includes toxic substance
What is the federal
regulation under CEPA, hazardous waste movement
jurisdiction concerning
across borders, and waste management on federal
waste management?
lands and First Nations reserves.
What is the federal Federal jurisdiction over nuclear energy and related
jurisdiction over nuclear industries is declared under the Constitution Act, 1867.
activities in Canada?
What is the provincial Provinces have broad jurisdiction over projects under
jurisdiction regarding 'property and civil rights' and local matters.
environmental
assessments?
Federal jurisdiction applies to projects affecting
What triggers federal
federal interests, such as fish habitats, aquatic species,
jurisdiction for
migratory birds, federal lands, cross-border
environmental
environmental impacts, and Indigenous peoples'
assessments?
lands.
What are the levels at Climate action can occur at the international level and
which climate action can the state/country level.
occur?
What was the purpose of The Earth Summit aimed to establish the UN
the 1992 Rio de Janeiro framework convention on climate change, urging
Earth Summit? industrialized nations to begin reducing emissions.
What was the Kyoto The Kyoto Protocol was the first international treaty
Protocol and when did it setting overall emission reduction goals for nations,
go into effect? and it went into effect in 2005.
What were the limitations Exemptions, loopholes, and lack of participation led
of the Kyoto Protocol? to continued global emissions increases.
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What are the main human- ~9 hours for sleep, ~1.5 hours for biological and
focused activities and their health-care needs, ~7 hours for relaxing, socializing,
approximate time media use, eating, exercising, games, and religious
allocations? practices, and ~1 hour for education and research.
What societal ~1 hour for governance, law, finance, trade, banking,
management activities are and bill-paying, and ~1 hour for commuting and
performed and their time transportation.
allocations?
What is the total time Slightly over 3 hours.
allocated for deliberate
earth alteration activities?
What are the main ~2.25 hours on food systems and tidying inhabited
components of deliberate areas, ~45 minutes on resource extraction,
earth alteration activities? manufacturing, and construction.
What are the specific time 6 minutes for resource extraction and energy
allocations within the 45 provisioning, ~30+ minutes for construction and
minutes of resource manufacturing, and 1 minute for waste management.
extraction, manufacturing,
and construction?
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What is the relationship The most ecologically destructive activities take
between the time spent minimal time relative to their environmental impact.
on ecologically
destructive activities and
their environmental
impact?
What does modern Modern industry consumes ~70 gigatonnes of material
industry consume annually, leading to immense ecological
annually, and what is its consequences.
ecological consequence?
What are the federal Public property, fisheries, navigation and shipping,
subject matters in criminal law, and 'Indians, and land reserves for
Canada? Indians'.
What are the provincial Property and civil rights in the province, management
subject matters in of provincial crown lands, municipal institutions, and
Canada? all matters of local or private nature.
What is the federal Federal jurisdiction includes fisheries, fish habitats,
jurisdiction regarding marine mammals, marine plants in coastal waters,
fisheries and navigation? emissions, safety, and navigation routes.
What responsibilities do Provinces are responsible for water use, watershed
provinces have regarding management, and effluent discharge.
rivers and lakes?
What federal Federal responsibilities include interprovincial and
responsibilities exist international pollution, boundary waters, and rivers
concerning rivers and and lakes on federal lands.
lakes?
Federal jurisdiction over the territorial sea and
What is the jurisdiction
exclusive economic zone, including resource
over oceans in Canada?
exploitation and marine protected areas.
Who oversees public Provincial/territorial governments oversee these
drinking water and systems, often delegated to municipalities.
wastewater systems?
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What is the federal Federal responsibility includes drinking water on
responsibility regarding federal lands, First Nations reserves, and federal
drinking water? institutions.
What are the provincial Provinces regulate most industrial emissions, while
and federal jurisdictions federal jurisdiction covers emissions from federally
regarding industrial regulated industries.
emissions?
What is the federal Federal jurisdiction to regulate toxic substances under
jurisdiction concerning the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999
toxic substances? (CEPA).
What is the federal Federal responsibility for air pollution affecting
responsibility regarding countries outside Canada.
international air pollution?
What are the provincial Provinces handle carbon taxes and emissions trading
and federal powers schemes; federal powers include carbon tax under
regarding greenhouse taxation authority, GHG regulation as toxic substances
gases (GHGs) and climate under CEPA, and national standards for vehicles.
change?
What determines the Jurisdiction depends on land ownership.
jurisdiction of terrestrial
protected areas?
What determines the Jurisdiction depends on land ownership, with federal
jurisdiction over terrestrial protected areas including national parks and wildlife
protected areas in areas.
Canada?
What is the federal Federal jurisdiction covers wildlife on federal lands,
jurisdiction regarding aquatic species, migratory birds, and
wildlife and species at international/interprovincial wildlife trade under the
risk? Wild Animal and Plant Protection Act.
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What are the Provincial and municipal governments are responsible
responsibilities of for household waste, recycling, and waste
provincial and municipal management policies.
governments in waste
management?
Federal jurisdiction includes toxic substance
What is the federal
regulation under CEPA, hazardous waste movement
jurisdiction concerning
across borders, and waste management on federal
waste management?
lands and First Nations reserves.
What is the federal Federal jurisdiction over nuclear energy and related
jurisdiction over nuclear industries is declared under the Constitution Act, 1867.
activities in Canada?
What is the provincial Provinces have broad jurisdiction over projects under
jurisdiction regarding 'property and civil rights' and local matters.
environmental
assessments?
Federal jurisdiction applies to projects affecting
What triggers federal
federal interests, such as fish habitats, aquatic species,
jurisdiction for
migratory birds, federal lands, cross-border
environmental
environmental impacts, and Indigenous peoples'
assessments?
lands.
What are the levels at Climate action can occur at the international level and
which climate action can the state/country level.
occur?
What was the purpose of The Earth Summit aimed to establish the UN
the 1992 Rio de Janeiro framework convention on climate change, urging
Earth Summit? industrialized nations to begin reducing emissions.
What was the Kyoto The Kyoto Protocol was the first international treaty
Protocol and when did it setting overall emission reduction goals for nations,
go into effect? and it went into effect in 2005.
What were the limitations Exemptions, loopholes, and lack of participation led
of the Kyoto Protocol? to continued global emissions increases.
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