Anil has noticed that infertility has been affecting many of his intergenerational friends and family. Based on this observation, Anil is writing his senior thesis on the effects that certain cities, water quality, and hormones might have on his friends. Anil will most likely approach his findings and paper using which theory? 

Melissa has been working to develop drought-resistance seeds that require little water to grow and which produce grain. She wants to send these to arid parts of the world, where conventional grain is not easy (or even impossible) to grow to improve nutrition for the people in those countries. In sociological terms, Melissa most likely ascribes to:

In 2013, the number of refugees, asylum-seekers, and internally displaced people worldwide exceeded ­­­­­­­______ people for the first time since the end of World War II. 

What type of nations are the greatest sources of greenhouse gases?

Why do we have two words for a big city: metropolis and megalopolis?

What is one way the people of the United States, and the world, are reaching and abusing the Earth’s carrying capacity?

Why has e-waste become an issue, especially in the 21st century?

“Climate change” is a less politicized phrase that has replaced:

Josh sits in his kitchen in the city projects trying to sip his coffee while inhaling the nauseating fumes wafting from the town dump that was relocated to within a mile of his home. He desperately wishes he could move, but he works two jobs just to make ends meet for his family. Josh lives in the poorer part of town; the part that is greatly overlooked by local government officials. What might a sociologist call this phenomenon?

Which of the following is one of the many concerns with the practice of fracking?