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Process Skills in Environmental Science

The document outlines essential science process skills such as observing, measuring, classifying, inferring, and predicting. It also describes various types of pollution, including water, land, and garbage pollution, and their negative impacts on the environment and public health. Additionally, it highlights the concept of environmental problems resulting from human activities that disrupt ecosystems.

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Process Skills in Environmental Science

The document outlines essential science process skills such as observing, measuring, classifying, inferring, and predicting. It also describes various types of pollution, including water, land, and garbage pollution, and their negative impacts on the environment and public health. Additionally, it highlights the concept of environmental problems resulting from human activities that disrupt ecosystems.

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SC I E NC E PR O C E S S

SKILLS
Observing – it is a skill
where we use our
sense organs: eyes,
ears, nose, tongue,
and skin.
Measuring – it is a skill
needed in telling
properties of materials
using units. Measuring
tools are used to tell
these properties.
Classifying – grouping
based on a defined
criterion.
Inferring –
explaining an
observation.
Predicting – telling
the outcome of an
event.
1. Water pollution - The
release of substances into
bodies of water that makes
water unsafe for human use
and disrupts aquatic
ecosystems.
2. Land pollution - the
deposition of solid or liquid
waste materials on land or
underground in A manner that
can contaminate the soil and
groundwater, threaten public
health, and cause unsightly
conditions and nuisances.
3. Garbage Pollution -
Pollution Caused By
Improper Disposal Of
Garbage Which Inflicts
Harm To The Environment.
4. Environmental problems
- A state in which the order
and law of the ecosystem
are collapsed as the
ecological function it
originally had is destroyed
due to the influence of
human activities.
5. Community – A
Place

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