Environment Vocabulary Exercise

Environment vocabulary

Acid rain
Air pollution
Alternative energy
Atmosphere
Biodegradable
Biodiversity
Biomass
Carbon footprint
Carbon neutral
Carbon sink
Climate
Climate change
Coastal erosion
Conservation
Contamination
Deforestation
Desertification
Ecology
Ecosystem
Endangered species
Energy conservation
Environmental degradation
Environmental impact
Environmentalism
Erosion
Extinction
Fossil fuels
Freshwater

Geothermal energy
Global warming
Greenhouse effect
Greenhouse gases
Habitat
Hazardous waste
Hydroelectric power
Industrial pollution
Invasive species
Landfill
Methane
Natural disaster
Natural habitat
Natural resources
Nitrogen dioxide
Non-renewable resources
Ocean acidification
Organic farming
Ozone
Ozone depletion
Photovoltaic cells
Pollution
Rainforest
Recycle
Renewable energy
Resource depletion
Soil conservation
Solar energy
Sustainability
Toxic waste
Toxin
Waste disposal
Water conservation
Water cycle
Water pollution
Wind energy

Afforestation
Agroforestry
Algal bloom
Aquifer
Atmosphere
Bioaccumulation
Bioenergy
Biomass
Carbon capture
Carbon dioxide
Chlorofluorocarbons
Clean energy
Compost
Conservation biology
Conservationist
Coral bleaching
Deciduous forest
Ecological footprint
Ecological imbalance
Ecological restoration
Eco-friendly
Emissions
Environmental ethics
Environmental justice
Environmental policy
Environmental protection
Environmental regulations
Eutrophication
Fire ecology
Fossil fuel depletion
Glaciation
Green belt
Green chemistry
Green technology
Habitat destruction
Industrial waste
Irrigation
Land degradation
Marine conservation
Marine pollution
Microplastics
Natural disaster preparedness
Natural gas
Oceanography
Organic matter
Overfishing
Overgrazing
Ozone layer
Peak oil
Permafrost
Photochemical smog
Pollinator
Preservation
Rainwater harvesting
Rare species
Recycling

Renewable resources
Resource management
Risk assessment
Sea level rise
Soil erosion
Solar panel
Sustainable agriculture
Sustainable development
Threatened species
Tipping point
Upcycling
Urban heat island
Urbanization
Volcanic eruption
Wastewater
Water footprint
Water scarcity
Wetlands
Wildlife conservation
Wildlife corridor
Wind farm
Zero emissions
Zero waste
Agricultural runoff
Anaerobic digestion
Antipollution
Biofuel
Black carbon
Carbon emissions
Clean air
Climate mitigation
Coastal zone management
Compostable
Deep ecology
Depletion
Eco-activism
Eco-warrior
Environmental audit
Environmental damage
Environmental economics
Environmental hazard
Environmental movement
Environmental risk
Forest management
Geothermal energy
Green building
Green jobs
Groundwater
Hazardous materials
Hydrosphere
Industrial ecology
Kyoto Protocol
Land reclamation
Marine life
Monoculture
Natural hazard
Ocean currents
Pollutant
Rain gauge
Reforestation
Smog
Solar power
Soil pollution
Sustainability
Sustainable living
Tidal energy
Toxicity
Urban planning
Waste management
Wildlife habitat
Wind turbine
Alternative fuels
Biochar
Clean water
Climate adaptation
Energy efficiency
Global ecosystem
Green energy
Resource conservation
Sustainable fisheries

Environment vocabulary

0 sentences using environment-related vocabulary:

Acid rain is caused by pollutants mixing with water vapor in the atmosphere.
The factory has taken steps to reduce air pollution.
We should invest more in alternative energy sources like wind and solar power.
The Earth’s atmosphere helps regulate temperature and supports life.
Plastic bags are not biodegradable, which means they take hundreds of years to decompose.
Protecting biodiversity is crucial for maintaining healthy ecosystems.
Biomass energy can be generated from organic materials such as wood and crop waste.
Reducing your carbon footprint helps mitigate climate change.
A carbon neutral company offsets all of its carbon emissions.
Forests act as a carbon sink, absorbing carbon dioxide from the air.
The climate in coastal regions is usually more temperate than inland areas.
Climate change is causing more frequent and severe weather events.
Coastal erosion can destroy habitats and displace human populations.
The conservation of natural resources is important for future generations.
Chemical contamination of water sources can harm both humans and wildlife.
Deforestation is contributing to habitat loss and increasing carbon dioxide levels.
The expansion of deserts due to desertification threatens food security.
Ecology studies the relationships between living organisms and their environment.
The ecosystem of a rainforest is incredibly diverse and interconnected.
Many animals are listed as endangered species due to habitat loss and poaching.
Energy conservation reduces the demand for natural resources and saves money.
Environmental degradation is caused by activities such as mining and deforestation.
Assessing the environmental impact of a project is essential before starting construction.
Environmentalism promotes the protection of the natural world through activism and education.
Soil erosion can lead to reduced agricultural productivity.
Many animals face extinction if we don’t protect their habitats.
The burning of fossil fuels contributes to global warming.
Freshwater is a limited resource that must be protected from pollution.
Geothermal energy is a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels.
Global warming is raising sea levels and threatening coastal communities.
The greenhouse effect helps regulate the Earth’s temperature, but excess gases are causing warming.
The release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere is causing climate change.
Urbanization has led to the destruction of natural habitats.
Proper disposal of hazardous waste is necessary to prevent environmental contamination.
Hydroelectric power is generated from the energy of moving water.
Industrial pollution from factories is a major source of air and water contamination.
Invasive species can disrupt local ecosystems and outcompete native species.
Cities must find sustainable ways to reduce the amount of waste going into landfills.
Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that is released during the decomposition of organic matter.
Natural disasters, such as hurricanes and floods, are becoming more frequent due to climate change.
Forests are important natural habitats for many species.
Natural resources like water, minerals, and forests need to be managed sustainably.
The burning of fuels releases harmful gases like nitrogen dioxide into the air.
Non-renewable resources like coal and oil are finite and contribute to pollution.
Ocean acidification is harming marine life, especially coral reefs.
Organic farming uses natural methods to grow crops without synthetic chemicals.
Ozone in the upper atmosphere protects us from harmful UV radiation.
The use of photovoltaic cells in solar panels converts sunlight into electricity.
Pollution from plastic waste is damaging marine ecosystems around the world.
The Amazon rainforest is often referred to as the “lungs of the Earth” due to its vast capacity to absorb carbon dioxide.