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Technology and Resources Chapter 15

Technology and Resources Chapter 15. Technology and Resources pp. 226- 229. Answer: How can technology being used to increase input from natural resources result in a vicious circle? How does technology benefit your life? How does technology control your life?

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Technology and Resources Chapter 15

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  1. Technology and ResourcesChapter 15

  2. Technology and Resources pp. 226- 229 • Answer: • How can technology being used to increase input from natural resources result in a vicious circle? • How does technology benefit your life? • How does technology control your life? • Which technologies do not provide enough benefit for the cost? • What technology can you live without? At least reduce? • Cod Fishing • What happened to the Grand Banks cod?

  3. Technology and the Northern Cod:p. 227 • 1) What was one of the biggest factors contributing to the collapse of the cod fishery? What led to this? • 2) List some of the most significant changes in technology. • 3) Examine the technology and cod fishery timeline on p. 227 – Which do you feel is the most significant advancement which led to the demise of the fishery? Why? • 4) Focus on fig. 15.4 p. 228 – answer 1, 2, & 3. • Cod "Sounding the Alarm"

  4. Fished Out: The rise and fall of the cod fishery • You will create a “saga of the 1000 year old cod fishery” by creating a timeline that includes a written description. Begin with early explorations of John Cabot and the Vikings up to today. • When complete, write a paragraph about the development of the cod fishery in Newfoundland and Labrador. This will be passed in for marks. • Watch CBC Archives “A fish tale,” Life in a cod town,” and Cod and Confederation. • Fished Out: The rise and fall of the cod fishery

  5. Rise and Fall of cod fishery • Answer: • How do you think it feels top lose your job or be without employment? • What would you do if you were faced with loss of employment? • What might be your concerns if you were without a viable income for your family? • CBC Archives – “Sounding the Alarm,” “The empty seas of the 1980’s,” “The biggest layoff in Canadian history,” “cataclysm in the fisheries,” and “In cod we trust.”

  6. Technology and the Northern Cod • Fisheries around the World • Deadliest Catch • 1) Why are there few restrictions on how much fish can be caught? • 2) Why would aquaculture show promise for continuing to supply the world with fish?

  7. Technology and Resources p. 230 • 1) What are renewable resources, and why do we have to be careful with them? • 2) What are non-renewable resources, and why do we have to be careful with them? • 3) What is sustainable development, and do you think it is important?

  8. Technology and Resources p. 232 • Technology Below Ground • More Blood on the Coal in '58 • Working Man • 1) What are robotics? Why are they important? • 2) What are “minerless mines?” What would this mean for jobs and the economy?

  9. Technology and Resources p. 234 • Technology and the Forest • Jobs versus proper forest management • 1) What is “clear cutting?” Is this a good way to harvest trees? Explain. • 2) What is your reason you value your forest? Why is this important to you? • 3) Examine fig. 15.17 Answer: • What is the benefit of the traditional technology? Modern? Can any harm come from the new technology?

  10. Technology and Resources p. 237 • Technology on the Farm • 1) Explain remote sensing technology. Is this beneficial? • Robots Hard at Work on the Dairy Farm • It has been said that “technology is a wonderful servant and a terrible master.” Explain what this statement means.

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