AP Environmental Science

2.1: Introduction to biodiversity

2.2: Ecosystem services

2.3: Island biogeography

2.4: Ecological tolerance

2.5: Natural disruptions to ecosystems

2.6: Ecological succession

3.1: Generalist and specialist species

3.2: Survivorship curves

3.3: Population growth and resource availability

3.4: Age structure diagrams

3.5: Human population dynamics

4.1: Tectonic plates

4.2: Soil formation and erosion

4.3: Earth's atmosphere

4.4: Global wind patterns

4.5: Earth's geography and climate

4.6: El Niño and La Niña

5.1: The tragedy of the commons

5.2: The Green Revolution

5.3: Types and effects of irrigation

5.4: Pest-control methods

5.5: Meat production methods and overfishing

5.6: The impacts of mining

5.7: Urbanization and ecological footprints

5.8: Introduction to sustainable practices including crop rotation and aquaculture

6.1: Energy sources and fuel types, including fossil fuels, ethanol, and nuclear power

6.2: Global energy consumption and distribution of natural resources

6.3: Natural sources of energy, including solar power, wind, geothermal, and hydroelectric power

6.4: Energy conservation methods

7.1: Introduction to air pollution

7.2: Photochemical smog

7.3: Indoor air pollution

7.4: Methods to reduce air pollutants

7.5: Acid rain

7.6: Noise pollution

8.1: Sources of pollution

8.2: Human impact on ecosystems

8.3: Thermal pollution

8.4: Solid waste disposal and waste reduction methods

8.5: Pollution and human health

8.6: Pathogens and infectious diseases

9.1: Ozone depletion

9.2: Global climate change

9.3: Ocean warming and acidification

9.4: Invasive species

9.5: Human impacts on diversity