List of Tables

Table 1: Human Driving Forces of Global Environmental Change

Table 2: A Genetic Typology of Global Environmental Change

Table 3: An Occurrence-Oriented Typology of Global Environmental Change

Table 4: Estimated Area of Forest and Woodland Cleared (x 1000 km²)

Table 5: Urban and Rural Population Estimates and Projections

Table 6: Household Size and Land Acreage (A Hypothetical Example)

Table 7: World Population and Land Use

Table 8: Results of Regression Analysis (Population/LULC, 1961-91)

List of Figures

Figure 1: Module Overview: Its Structure and Activities

Figure 2: The Human Causes of Global Environmental Change

Figure 3: Linkages Among Human Causes, Land Use, and Land Cover

Figure 4: The Research Process

Figure 5: Differences in the Data on Various Land Uses from the FAO

Figure 6: Interpolation Between Sample Points

Figure 7: Three Interpolations Between Data Points and Resulting CO₂-Flux Models

Figure 8: The Research Process (Answer)

Figure 9: Three Interpolations Between Data Points and Resulting CO₂-Flux Models (Answer)

Figure 10: Relationship Between Deforestation and Population: (a) Total Deforestation/ Total Population, (b) Deforestation Rate/Population Density

Figure 11: Relationship Between a Macro-Force and a LULC Change (Hypothetical): (a) Permanent Crops/National Population, (b) Permanent Forest Loss/GDP

Figure 12: Relationship Between Cropland and Population Density, 1989

Figure 13: Relationship Between Cropland and Population Density, 1989 (Answer)

Figure 14: Land Use / Land Cover Maps