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Ecd 100: Foundations And Development Of Environmentali Question Paper

Ecd 100: Foundations And Development Of Environmentali

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Institution: Pwani University question papers

Exam Year:2011

UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS 2012/2013 ACADEMIC YEAR

EXAMINATION FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF
SCIENCE
COURSE CODE/ TITLE:SM ECD 100: FOUNDATIONS AND
DEVELOPMENT OF ENVIRONMENTALI
END OF SEMESTER I
DAY/TIME: WEDNESDAY

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN SECTION A AND ANY TWO QUESTIONS IN
SECTION B.
SECTION A (40 MARKS) ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS
Question One

a) Identify and outline the essential skills required to develop “Education for
sustainable Development (ECD)”. (5marks)
b) State the major impacts of Global environmental crises that threatening the future
of the planet. (5marks)
Question Two
a.) How is intelligence define and what are the various theories of intelligence?
(5marks)
b.) Outline the non-genetic factors that affect the intelligence of person in an
environment. (5marks)Page 2 of 2
Question Three
a.) State the indicators of quality of life and quality of environment as suggested by
UNESCO in 1976. (6marks)
b.) Outline the man-made ecological disasters that affect the earth’s ecosystems.
(4marks)
Question Four
a.) State the main goals of environmentalism movements. (6marks)
b.) Outline the factors that are considered as the main cause of water crisis in the
world. (4marks)
SECTION B (30marks)
Question Five
Using Callister’s 1999 examples, discuss “Grand” and “Petty” corruption in the forestry
sector in a country such as Kenya. (15marks)
Question Six
Discuss the constraints of a cleaner production policy faced by industries wishing to
invest in this activity. (15marks)
Question Seven
Explain the impacts of green products and the key issues of future cream consumerism.
(15marks)

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