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        • ESS Subtopic 1.3 Sustainability
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        • ESS Subtopic 4.2: Water Access, Use and Security
        • ESS Subtopic 4.3: Aquatic Food Production Systems
        • ESS Subtopic 4.4: Water Pollution
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        • ESS Subtopic 5.1: Soils
        • ESS Subtopic 5.2: Agriculture and Food
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        • ESS Subtopic 6.1: Introduction to the Atmosphere
        • ESS Subtopic 6.2: Climate change – Causes and Impacts
        • ESS Subtopic 6.3: Climate change – Mitigation and Adaptation
        • ESS Subtopic 6.4: Stratospheric Ozone
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        • ESS Subtopic 7.1: Resource Use in Society
        • ESS Subtopic 7.2: Energy Source
        • ESS Subopic 7.3 Solid Waste
      • ESS Topic 8: Human Populations and Urban Systems >
        • ESS Subtopic 8.1: Human Populations Dynamics
        • ESS Subtopic 8.2 Urban Systems and Planning
        • ESS Subtopic 8.3: Urban Air Pollution
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      • Pearson's Correlation Coefficient
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    • GR 10 Topic 1: Gas Exchange and Cellular Respiration
    • GR 10 Topic 2 Muscles and Energy
    • GR10 Topic 3: Homeostasis and Thermoregulation
    • GR10 Topic 4: Water Balance >
      • How Much Is That Kidney
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    • GR9 Topic 2: Cells
    • GR 9 Topic 3: Macro Molecules
    • GR9 Topic 4 Cellular Movement
    • GR 9 Topic 5: Transport In Plant
    • GR 9 Topic 6 Enzymes
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Welcome to
IB (SL/HL) Ess

Committing yourself to this course is one of the best decisions you have made. 
As part of your daily life, you will be hearing about a wide variety of environmental-related topics in the news. (continue below)

​IB Environmental systems and societies

Welcome to IB SL/HL ESS

The Environmental Systems & Societies (ESS) course is an interdisciplinary course that is unique in that it combines various sciences with a societal viewpoint, all intertwined to help you understand the environment and its sustainability. This course is designed to combine the techniques and knowledge associated with group 4 (the experimental sciences) with those associated with group 3 (individuals and societies).

This course of study will provide the skills necessary for you to analyze, promote cultural awareness, connect technology and its influence on the environment, and realize that global societies are linked to the environment at a number of levels and at a variety of scales. The resolution of many of these issues relies heavily on international relationships and agreements. 

ESS is designed to give you the analytical tools and content knowledge that will aid you as you grapple with global issues and others as you continue your scientific endeavors and fulfill your role as a citizen and future lawmaker.

The IB Environmental Systems and Societies Standard Level (SL) course is outlined by the International Baccalaureate Organization

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