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Able to be broken down by living organisms such as bacteria, which is then safe for the environment. start learning
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Describing a state in which the carbon dioxide emission reaches zero or there is a balance between the amount of carbon dioxide emitted and absorbed. start learning
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Not producing gases harmful to the environment. start learning
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Unprocessed and in raw form. start learning
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Related to the connection between animals, plants, and humans and their environment. start learning
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Related to a type of farming in which animals and birds can move around and eat freely, instead of being kept in a limited area. start learning
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To make decayed leaves, plants, or other organic waste into a mixture that can improve the soil's quality to help plants grow more quickly. start learning
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To make improve or unsuitable by contact or mixture with something unclean, bad, etc. start learning
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To get rid of waste material, particularly in an unorganized manner. start learning
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To remove unwanted or harmful substances from another substance. start learning
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To use something once more, usually for a different purpose. start learning
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Someone who makes efforts to protect the environment and wildlife from any type of harm. start learning
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A feeling of great worry regarding the current and future state of the environment threatened by humans. start learning
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The act of getting rid of waste material. start learning
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A truck with a container that can elevate to unload waste material. start learning
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the act of cutting down trees to use their wood start learning
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an odorless, colorless, and poisonous gas that is produced from the burning of fossil fuels, which proves lethal in some cases start learning
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very small plastic pieces in the environment that originate from personal care products, clothing, etc. and the degradation of other plastic products start learning
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a tall metal structure used for carrying high-voltage power lines above the ground start learning
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protective layer in the Earth’s atmosphere that protects from UV radiation start learning
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a large machine or structure used for producing nuclear energy start learning
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electricity that is produced from the power of water start learning
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a device that converts the energy of the sun into electricity start learning
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an area for birds and animals to live and to be protected from dangerous conditions and being hunted start learning
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a large fire that spreads fast and causes much destruction start learning
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a very large ocean wave caused by a storm or an underwater earthquake that when hits the land causes a lot of destruction start learning
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a chemical substance that kills plants, used for destroying plants that are not wanted start learning
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any substance that is harmful to the environment start learning
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to cease to exist or disappear completely start learning
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the process of of being destroyed via natural causes start learning
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a large facility used for drilling oil or gas from underground or under the sea start learning
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rainfall made so acidic by atmospheric pollution that it causes environmental harm, chiefly to forests and lakes. start learning
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a tropical storm in the region of the Indian or western Pacific oceans start learning
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the act or process of getting rid of something, especially by throwing it away start learning
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with reference to a soluble chemical or mineral- drain away from soil, ash, or similar material by the action of percolating liquid, especially rainwater. start learning
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