The document discusses various topics related to sustainable resource management and tourism, including eco-tourism, renewable and non-renewable resources, the Kyoto Protocol, the greenhouse effect, reducing waste through reuse and recycling, fossil fuels, conservation, pollution controls, resource substitution, advantages and disadvantages of tourism, and sustainable development.
1. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism Managing Resources and Tourism Quick Quiz
2. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism A treaty designed to make countries commit to reducing their carbon emissions
3. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism Good points about tourism development in an area e.g. jobs for local people
4. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism When goods can be used again e.g. carrier bags. This minimises resources needed.
5. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism When one resource e.g. fossil fuel is swapped for another e.g. solar panels or tin swapped for aluminium.
6. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism items that are useful to people e.g. coal, water
7. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism A resource that can be used over and over again- it does not run out
8. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism A type of tourism that causes minimal damage to the environment and benefits local people
9. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism Where the demand for energy would be greater than the amount of energy available
10. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism Measures taken to reduce the amount of gasses or chemicals released.
11. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism Issues relating to tourism e.g. noise pollution and loss of culture.
12. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism Protecting or looking after an area or resource.
13. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism Resources that will run out e.g. coal, oil and natural gas
14. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism Turning down the temperature on your washing machine or thermostat is a good example of this.
15. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism Gasses get trapped inside the earth’s atmosphere making the global temperature rise.
16. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism Taking a product and making it into something useful again e.g. glass or paper
17. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism made from the remains of dead plants and animals
18. Eco-tourism renewable non-renewable Kyoto energy gap greenhouse effect Sustainable development reduce reuse Recycle natural resources fossil fuels conservation pollution controls resource substitution Advantages of tourism disadvantages of tourism Catering for the needs of today’s generation without harming the prospect of providing for the needs of those in the future
