environmental economics Crossword Puzzles
Regulatory Economics 2023-10-27
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- 1887 Interstate Commerce Act created this regulatory oversight agency
- Regulatory agency with airwave, communication, and television oversight
- positive value sought in economic analysis of regulation
- industry regulated by the ICC
- 1890 Antitrust Act
- Regulation conducted at the national or federal level
- Regulatory mechanism to incentivize behavior
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- entity that passes regulatory legislation
- Plaintiff against EPA in which Supreme Court upholds regulatory agency's interpretation if it meets the two part test.
- Wrote the Economic Theory of Regulation in 1971
- Plaintiff against New York in which Supreme Court removed regulatory barriers so long as regulation is in the public interest
- Known as the Father of (airline) Deregulation
12 Clues: 1890 Antitrust Act • industry regulated by the ICC • entity that passes regulatory legislation • Regulatory mechanism to incentivize behavior • Known as the Father of (airline) Deregulation • Wrote the Economic Theory of Regulation in 1971 • Regulation conducted at the national or federal level • positive value sought in economic analysis of regulation • ...
Doughnut economics 2022-10-25
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- we take, ____, use, lose
- created in the 1930s and still applied today
- number of boundaries we've currently met
- boundaries we've currently met are...
- Dr. Raworth's economic model
- we are the ____ generation that has a chance at stopping the impacts of climate change
- we are financially, politically, and socially addicted to
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- overshoot that results in a less diverse ecosystem
- name of the outer boundary of the donut
- those in the hole are characterized by...
- dynamic balance typically resembles a (shape)
- we need a _____ between social and ecological needs
12 Clues: we take, ____, use, lose • Dr. Raworth's economic model • boundaries we've currently met are... • name of the outer boundary of the donut • number of boundaries we've currently met • those in the hole are characterized by... • created in the 1930s and still applied today • dynamic balance typically resembles a (shape) • overshoot that results in a less diverse ecosystem • ...
9.1 Economics 2023-06-08
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- recent president that attempted to keep manufacturing in the us
- influence of competition (smith)
- if the US and UK are in a disagreement of trade they can dispute through the ____
- US, Canada, Mexico
- majority of economies in first world countreis
- Economies of the USSR, CCP, North Korea
- economic system based in customs and family lines
- main reason manufacturing left the US
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- the figurehead of laissez faire economics
- both main us political parties aim for better ___ trade
- trade system based in little to no policies
- economic system based in private individuals and little gov control
12 Clues: US, Canada, Mexico • influence of competition (smith) • main reason manufacturing left the US • Economies of the USSR, CCP, North Korea • the figurehead of laissez faire economics • trade system based in little to no policies • majority of economies in first world countreis • economic system based in customs and family lines • ...
6.2 Economics 2022-09-12
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- they blame money supply for it
- this will affect AD
- a type of structural unemployment
- it is clearer now inflation is considered
- a type of supply side policy
- GDP is falling
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- I wonder where the revenue went?
- bad news for poor people
- don't worry about this deficit!
- Pfizer or Moderna
- this is not happening in the UK or USA now
- terms of trade improves
12 Clues: GDP is falling • Pfizer or Moderna • this will affect AD • terms of trade improves • bad news for poor people • a type of supply side policy • they blame money supply for it • don't worry about this deficit! • I wonder where the revenue went? • a type of structural unemployment • it is clearer now inflation is considered • this is not happening in the UK or USA now
Economics Ch29 2022-11-23
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- _______ money is money that does not have intrinsic value
- the percentage of deposits that a bank cannot lend out
- ______ money is money that has intrinsic value
- the money a bank holds that cannot be lent out
- the money ________ helps calculate the amount of money that can be generated for each unit of reserves
- _____ deposits represent money in the bank that can be used on demand
- open-market _______ (OMO) is a way for the central bank to control money supply by trading government debt
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- a function of money that allows it to transfer purchasing power to the future
- the ease with which an asset can be converted into a medium of exchange
- the central bank of the US
- the system of trade used before money was available
- ________ rate is the rate of interest when banks borrow from the central bank
12 Clues: the central bank of the US • ______ money is money that has intrinsic value • the money a bank holds that cannot be lent out • the system of trade used before money was available • the percentage of deposits that a bank cannot lend out • _______ money is money that does not have intrinsic value • _____ deposits represent money in the bank that can be used on demand • ...
Applied Economics 2024-11-30
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- is essential if you want to attract a good number of tents
- refers to an increase in an objects value over time
- accomodations in the Philippines are comparatively cheaper for foreign nations
- renting a property might be less constantly than purchasing a property
- is an ongoing trend of renting out properties regardless of size and use
- is the rate at which the prices of goods and services rise
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- properties for lease or rent will not be unoccupied for long
- is the general rise in prices that decrease money's purchasing power
- is the difference between the net return of a producing factor
- it would be economical to buy property and put it up for lease or rent
- commonly known as the fixed interest rate
- is an asset or commodity purchased to produce sales or appreciation
12 Clues: commonly known as the fixed interest rate • refers to an increase in an objects value over time • is essential if you want to attract a good number of tents • is the rate at which the prices of goods and services rise • properties for lease or rent will not be unoccupied for long • is the difference between the net return of a producing factor • ...
Business & Economics 2025-06-10
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- money you can save
- things thatbwe physically cannot survive without, including food, water and shelter
- the amount of money a business earns after taking away from its expenses
- a person who pays rent in exchange for living in a house owned by someone else
- a contract that allows a person to use a property for a period of time
- natural or manafactured materials that can be used to produce goods and services
- putting money into shares, pro[perty or any other finacial schemes
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- the amount of money you can get from types of jobs
- workers for a business
- the owner of a property who lease it out to a tenat in an exchange for rent
- a business that things to australia products made overseas (to sell in the australia market)
- money you owe someone
12 Clues: money you can save • money you owe someone • workers for a business • the amount of money you can get from types of jobs • putting money into shares, pro[perty or any other finacial schemes • a contract that allows a person to use a property for a period of time • the amount of money a business earns after taking away from its expenses • ...
Economics Crosswords 2025-06-05
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- gross domestic product of a nation's wealth
- a claim from a customer that is saying that the product is good
- the act of buying or selling in a market
- the sense of self
- the fact or practice of an increasing consumption of goods
- a claim or argument that something is high tech is tested like that
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- someone is selling the product like they are a regular
- A trend that people find amazing that they have to do it to
- a mode of persuasion that uses descriptive language and imagery
- to abstain from buying or using
- the someone looks at the world and how they process it
- to enable or permit
12 Clues: the sense of self • to enable or permit • to abstain from buying or using • the act of buying or selling in a market • gross domestic product of a nation's wealth • someone is selling the product like they are a regular • the someone looks at the world and how they process it • the fact or practice of an increasing consumption of goods • ...
Economics Crossword 2025-07-02
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- A cost that remains the same regardless of how much is produced (e.g. rent)
- People who buy goods and services
- A good or service that is necessary for survival
- The limited availability of resources compared to wants
- A good or service that is not essential but desired
- Resources involving human effort, skills, and knowledge
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- A market involves the buying and __________ of goods and services
- A product that can replace another similar product
- Machines, buildings, and tools used in production
- The ability of consumers to decide what is produced
- The law that says higher prices usually lead to higher quantities offered by producers
- When two goods are often bought together (e.g. strawberries and cream)
12 Clues: People who buy goods and services • A good or service that is necessary for survival • Machines, buildings, and tools used in production • A product that can replace another similar product • The ability of consumers to decide what is produced • A good or service that is not essential but desired • The limited availability of resources compared to wants • ...
Canadian Economics 2026-03-23
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- The head of state of Canada
- They are next to 3 oceans, 9 major seaports and the great lakes and st. Lawrence river
- It's next to the Atlantic Ocean, the great lakes, and the St. Lawrence River great for trading
- High literacy rates are generally wealthier and can afford better housing, clothing, and food
- The percentage of people who can write and read, 15 and older
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- An agreement between Mexico, USA, and Canada
- Their number on the economic continuum, market leaning
- The head of government of Canada
- The government of Canada
- The currency of canada
- Ages of 18 and older
- Is the amount of money made from goods and services for an year
12 Clues: Ages of 18 and older • The currency of canada • The government of Canada • The head of state of Canada • The head of government of Canada • An agreement between Mexico, USA, and Canada • Their number on the economic continuum, market leaning • The percentage of people who can write and read, 15 and older • Is the amount of money made from goods and services for an year • ...
Canadian Economics 2026-03-24
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- people must do this when trading with another country
- an agreement removing all trade barriers within North America
- Canada's literacy rate is this
- canada's currency
- canada's economy
- percentage of the people that have the Ability to read and write before 15
- A person who takes a risk to start a business
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- helps canada become a leader in world trade
- GDP divided by the population in a year
- high literacy rates are important in having this
- total value of all goods and services produced in a year
- natural gas, oil, timber, and fish
12 Clues: canada's economy • canada's currency • Canada's literacy rate is this • natural gas, oil, timber, and fish • GDP divided by the population in a year • helps canada become a leader in world trade • A person who takes a risk to start a business • high literacy rates are important in having this • people must do this when trading with another country • ...
Economics Crossword 2025-10-29
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- A factor of production that includes all natural resources.
- Human effort used in producing goods and services.
- The process of making goods and services.
- Happens when demand is greater than supply.
- The quantity of a good producers are willing and able to sell at a given price.
- The reward earned by the entrepreneur (enterprise).
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- A person or organization that deliver goods and services to consumers.
- The quantity of a good consumers are willing and able to buy at a given price.
- The basic economic problem of limited resources and unlimited wants.
- The decision made when we select one option over another.
- The act of using goods and services to satisfy wants.
- The amount of money paid for a good or service.
12 Clues: The process of making goods and services. • Happens when demand is greater than supply. • The amount of money paid for a good or service. • Human effort used in producing goods and services. • The reward earned by the entrepreneur (enterprise). • The act of using goods and services to satisfy wants. • The decision made when we select one option over another. • ...
Economics Review 2026-04-22
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- a person who makes a good or service
- a business owner
- when there is not enough money, time or resources
- action that people pay for
- what you give up to have something else
- a plan for saving a spending money
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- a type of resource found in nature
- things people can touch or hold
- a good used to produce more goods or do a service
- people who work to produce goods or services
- money a business makes after paying its expenses
- a person who buys a good or service
12 Clues: a business owner • action that people pay for • things people can touch or hold • a type of resource found in nature • a plan for saving a spending money • a person who buys a good or service • a person who makes a good or service • what you give up to have something else • people who work to produce goods or services • money a business makes after paying its expenses • ...
Brown Economics 2025-09-25
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- Brown University motto
- Department cross-street
- Rhode Island's nickname: _____ State
- Brown Economics building
- Robinson's role in 1878
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- First-year summer course
- 2021 Econ Nobel recipient and Brown Econ alumnus
- Brown's mascot
- Department admin
- Until 1971, Brown's coordinate women's college
- Department street
- Current Director of Graduate Studies (DGS)
12 Clues: Brown's mascot • Department admin • Department street • Brown University motto • Department cross-street • Robinson's role in 1878 • First-year summer course • Brown Economics building • Rhode Island's nickname: _____ State • Current Director of Graduate Studies (DGS) • Until 1971, Brown's coordinate women's college • 2021 Econ Nobel recipient and Brown Econ alumnus
Raven Crossword 2025-12-04
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- tall assistant principal with beard
- our pastor
- biology teacher
- financial literacy and economics teacher
- teacher that fixes Chromebooks
- global 1,2, US History and Financial teacher
- music teacher
- our principal
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- art teacher with glasses
- religion and Spanish teacher
- freshmen algebra 1 teacher
- earth science and religion teacher
12 Clues: our pastor • music teacher • our principal • biology teacher • art teacher with glasses • freshmen algebra 1 teacher • religion and Spanish teacher • teacher that fixes Chromebooks • earth science and religion teacher • tall assistant principal with beard • financial literacy and economics teacher • global 1,2, US History and Financial teacher
EPA CROSSWORD 2014-12-04
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- NEPA required all major _________ __________ to have a detailed statement of environmental impacts that they would affect. (Hint: two words, but write as one in the crossword)
- The Nuclear Waste Policy Act (1982)stated that all nuclear waste should be stored __________.
- The Clean Water Act of 1972 regulates the amount of _________ in the water.
- Create a strong relationship with America’s _____________ community.
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- In the late 1950s, American citizens started to become concerned with the impact ________ have on the environment.
- Enhance the livability and ____________ vitality of neighborhoods.
- The Energy Policy Act wanted to avoid the by-production of ____________ ______. (Hint: two words, but write as one in the crossword)
- The national efforts enacted are aimed to reduce environmental risk by using _________ studies.
- Proposed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 1970.
- Banned the use of DDT.
10 Clues: Banned the use of DDT. • Proposed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 1970. • Enhance the livability and ____________ vitality of neighborhoods. • Create a strong relationship with America’s _____________ community. • The Clean Water Act of 1972 regulates the amount of _________ in the water. • ...
Environmental Problems & Solutions 2020-07-15
Measuring Environmental Change 2014-01-29
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- The spread of different organisms in a particular area
- Affects which plants can grow in the soil
- These animals can survive in low oxygen levels
- The parasite found in the thorns of the swollen thorn Acacia tree
- A non-living factor that can affect the distribution of plant and animal species
- May move into a new area and start to wipe out existing species of animals
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- A gas in the air that stops Lichen growing
- This creature must have a ‘host’ animal to live on to survive
- A non-living factor that could have a big affect on which species can survive
- Something that can tell you if the environment has become polluted
- The distribution of animals in water is determined by this gas
- A type of living factor that can wipe out a species of animal or plant
- An indicator that grows on rock or bark
- The more species of Lichen that grow in one area; the ______ air pollution there is
14 Clues: An indicator that grows on rock or bark • Affects which plants can grow in the soil • A gas in the air that stops Lichen growing • These animals can survive in low oxygen levels • The spread of different organisms in a particular area • This creature must have a ‘host’ animal to live on to survive • The distribution of animals in water is determined by this gas • ...
Environmental issues/disasters 2020-04-10
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- synonym for garbage or trash
- destruction of forests
- rain mixed with acid
- community of animals, plants living in an area which provides what they need to survive
- protecting natural sources
- absorbs a lot of heat from the sun's rays
- noise with harmful impact on the activity of human or animal life.
- pollution that affects the air and is usually caused by smoke or other harmful gases
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- the condition of having a population so dense as to cause environmental deterioration
- gradual warming of the earth's surface temperature
- the process of transforming waste into new products
- to release pollutant substances into air
- fuels such as oil, coal, natural gas
- the total amount of greenhouse gases produced to directly and indirectly support human activities
14 Clues: rain mixed with acid • destruction of forests • protecting natural sources • synonym for garbage or trash • fuels such as oil, coal, natural gas • to release pollutant substances into air • absorbs a lot of heat from the sun's rays • gradual warming of the earth's surface temperature • the process of transforming waste into new products • ...
TTTX Environmental Safety 2025-05-09
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- What is the first step to using a fire extinguisher?
- TTTX ships used chemicals according to
- One way that TTTX reduces waste is to?
- A safety lock ____ form must be completed before a lock can be removed by a member of EHSS group.
- Used batteries should be _____ before disposal into the battery disposal drum
- One security measure here at TTTX are mounted inside and outside the building.
- Here at TTTX we have cans labeled General trash, ___ bottles, Aluminum cans
- Where is the ISO 14001 Environmental Policy located?
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- The purpose of the ISO 14001 program is to prevent ____ and protect the environment.
- Who is responsible for the objectives and targets?
- Bloodborne pathogens can cause disease in?
- Contact a First ______ if you see blood anywhere in the plant.
- What color is on the columns in welding/stamping to show the fire exits, fire alarms?
- What department do you give your used chemicals to?
14 Clues: TTTX ships used chemicals according to • One way that TTTX reduces waste is to? • Bloodborne pathogens can cause disease in? • Who is responsible for the objectives and targets? • What department do you give your used chemicals to? • What is the first step to using a fire extinguisher? • Where is the ISO 14001 Environmental Policy located? • ...
Environmental Unit 3 2026-05-18
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- The process plants use to make food using sunlight
- The variety of life in an area
- An organism that makes its own food
- factor A nonliving part of an ecosystem
- chain A sequence showing how energy moves through organisms
- The natural home of an organism
- A community of organisms and their environment
- web Many interconnected food chains
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- An organism that eats other organisms
- level A feeding level in a food chain
- The gradual change in an ecosystem over time
- An organism that breaks down dead matter
- factor A living part of an ecosystem
- A trait that helps an organism survive
- A large region with a specific climate and organisms
15 Clues: The variety of life in an area • The natural home of an organism • An organism that makes its own food • web Many interconnected food chains • factor A living part of an ecosystem • An organism that eats other organisms • level A feeding level in a food chain • A trait that helps an organism survive • factor A nonliving part of an ecosystem • ...
Unit 3: Biosphere Part 2 Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2023-10-09
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- The average conditions, including temperature and precipitation, over long periods in a given area
- the somewhat predictable series of changes in a community that follows a disturbance (e.g, a fire, logging, or farming) that dramatically alters the community but does not destroy all vegetation or soil life
- The final stage of succession; a stable community that remains relatively unchanged.
- A non-native species that spreads widely in a community
- The somewhat predictable series of changes in a community that follows a disturbance so severe that no vegetation or soil life remainsSecondary Succession
- The variety of organisms in an area, by species, genes, populations, and communities; also called biological diversitySpecies Diversity
- The day-to-day conditions in Earth's atmosphere
- The number or variety of species in the world or in a particular region
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- The number and variety of ecosystems within a particular area
- Tells a scientist how many species exist in a certain environment
- A diagram that shows an area's average temperature and precipitation
- Species that respond to environmental changes dramatically. They can help measure environmental conditions and can be indicators of environmental health.
- Species A species that has a strong or wide-ranging impact on a community
- One of the first species to colonize newly exposed land
- Differences in DNA among individuals within a species or populationEcosystem Diversity
- A grouping of ecosystems with similar abiotic and biotic conditions
16 Clues: The day-to-day conditions in Earth's atmosphere • A non-native species that spreads widely in a community • One of the first species to colonize newly exposed land • The number and variety of ecosystems within a particular area • Tells a scientist how many species exist in a certain environment • A grouping of ecosystems with similar abiotic and biotic conditions • ...
Superfund Tour 2019-02-25
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- “Superfund” is the short name used for what major US environmental law (use the acronym)?
- The NPL is the list of sites of national priority among the known releases or threatened releases of hazardous substances, pollutants, or contaminants throughout the ___ and its territories.
- The Superfund site assessment process evaluates potential or confirmed releases of hazardous substances that may pose a ___ to human health or the environment.
- The EPA and IARC have determined TCE is ___ to humans.
- The NPL is intended primarily to guide the EPA in determining which sites warrant further___.
- Superfund provided for ___ of persons responsible for releases of hazardous waste at these sites; and
- The acronym for one of the chemicals from the Zanesville Superfund site specifically named as having migrated to the well field.
- National ___ List
- Only sites on the NPL are eligible for Superfund Trust Fund-___ remedial actions.
- What public utility is near the Zanesville Superfund Site (acronym)?
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- Superfund established a trust fund to provide for cleanup when no ___ party could be identified.
- The acronym for the other chemical from the Zanesville Superfund site specifically named as having migrated to the well field (no commas, spaces or hyphen).
- What man-made feature became the source of pollution at the Zanesville Superfund site?
- Comprehensive ___ Response, Compensation, and Liability Act
- CERCLA was enacted in 19___ (spell-out).
- Hazard ___ System (HRS) criteria guide is the principal mechanism EPA uses to place uncontrolled waste sites on the NPL.
- The minimum score for a site to be “eligible for placement on the NPL” is __.5 (spell-out).
- Environmental ___ Agency
- Superfund established prohibitions and requirements concerning closed and abandoned ___ waste sites;
- Monies for Superfund are raised through a tax on the chemical and ___ industries.
20 Clues: National ___ List • Environmental ___ Agency • CERCLA was enacted in 19___ (spell-out). • The EPA and IARC have determined TCE is ___ to humans. • Comprehensive ___ Response, Compensation, and Liability Act • What public utility is near the Zanesville Superfund Site (acronym)? • Monies for Superfund are raised through a tax on the chemical and ___ industries. • ...
Population Dynamics & Biodiversity Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle 2021-10-14
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- Arrangement of a population in its environment
- A large-scale dying out of a large percentage of all living organisms in an area within a short time
- Movement of individuals away from a population
- Environmental factor, such as predation, disease, and competition, that depends on the number of members in a population per unit area
- In a biological community, the number and abundance of different species
- Number of organisms per unit of living area
- Overuse of species with economic value- a factor in species extinction
- Largest number of individuals in a species that an environment can support long-term
- Number of different species living in a specific area
- effects Any different environmental condition occurring along an ecosystem's boundaries
- Variety of inheritable characteristics or genes in an interbreeding population
- Habitat loss from separation of an ecosystem into small pieces of land
- Removal of part of a habitat
- Any material or organism in the biosphere, including water, soil, fuel, and plants and animals
- Environmental factor, such as storms and extreme heat or cold, that affects populations regardless of their density
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- Movement of individuals into a population
- When one species plays a large role in an ecosystem
- The disappearance of a species when the last of its members dies
- Variety of ecosystems in the biosphere
- Gradual process of a species becoming extinct
- Nonnative species that can significantly modify or disrupt habitat
- Increasing concentration of toxic sub-stances, such as DDT, in organisms as trophic levels increase
- How fast a specific population grows
- Water pollution from nitrogen-rich and phosphorus-rich substances flowing into waterways, causing algal overgrowth
24 Clues: Removal of part of a habitat • How fast a specific population grows • Variety of ecosystems in the biosphere • Movement of individuals into a population • Number of organisms per unit of living area • Gradual process of a species becoming extinct • Arrangement of a population in its environment • Movement of individuals away from a population • ...
Ecology and the Environment Quiz 2017-06-06
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- Ozone depletion is causing thinning in this area of the world
- This protocol (that the US did not sign) was issued in 1997 to help fight global warming
- What gas are humans adding to the atmosphere that is causing the carbon cycle to become overloaded?
- India’s family planning policy focuses mainly on the education of ____________
- A gas found in high concentrations in the stratosphere which helps to absorb ultraviolet radiation
- The stink bug coming to this area is an example of a(n) ___________________
- China’s family planning policy restricts families within city (urban) areas to have __________________ without any penalty
- This eye issue can be caused by ozone depletion
- Fuel Remains of ancient organisms rich in carbon, such as oil, natural gas and coal, which can be used as an energy resource
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- An environmental issue caused primarily by the burning of high sulfur coal in factories
- Warming of Earth’s atmosphere resulting from heat trapped by carbon dioxide and other gases
- The name of our pet rabbit
- The gradual increase in the temperature of the Earth
- Melting ______________ are leading to an increase in sea level
- What is the name of the project you created for this unit on an environmental issue?
- Two ways to prevent or fix this environmental issue are to conserve natural areas and sustainable agriculture
- Deforestation in areas like the Amazon Rainforest result in loss of ____________
- One negative effect of ozone depletion is that it impairs the process of _______.
- The main cause of overpopulation is a higher _______________ than death rate
- The __________________ Protocol, signed by 200 countries in the mid-1980’s banned the production of CFC’s
- How many children does Mrs. Peloquin have?
21 Clues: The name of our pet rabbit • How many children does Mrs. Peloquin have? • This eye issue can be caused by ozone depletion • The gradual increase in the temperature of the Earth • Ozone depletion is causing thinning in this area of the world • Melting ______________ are leading to an increase in sea level • ...
Ecology and the Environment Quiz 2017-06-06
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- An environmental issue caused primarily by the burning of high sulfur coal in factories
- This protocol (that the US did not sign) was issued in 1997 to help fight global warming
- How many children does Mrs. Peloquin have?
- The gradual increase in the temperature of the Earth
- One negative effect of ozone depletion is that it impairs the process of _______.
- Warming of Earth’s atmosphere resulting from heat trapped by carbon dioxide and other gases
- The __________________ Protocol, signed by 200 countries in the mid-1980’s banned the production of CFC’s
- What gas are humans adding to the atmosphere that is causing the carbon cycle to become overloaded?
- India’s family planning policy focuses mainly on the education of ____________
- Deforestation in areas like the Amazon Rainforest result in loss of ____________
- A gas found in high concentrations in the stratosphere which helps to absorb ultraviolet radiation
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- What is the name of the project you created for this unit on an environmental issue?
- This eye issue can be caused by ozone depletion
- The main cause of overpopulation is a higher _______________ than death rate
- The stink bug coming to this area is an example of a(n) ___________________
- The name of our pet rabbit
- Two ways to prevent or fix this environmental issue are to conserve natural areas and sustainable agriculture
- Ozone depletion is causing thinning in this area of the world
- China’s family planning policy restricts families within city (urban) areas to have ________ child(ren) without any penalty
- Remains of ancient organisms rich in carbon, such as oil, natural gas and coal, which can be used as an energy resource
- Melting ______________ are leading to an increase in sea level
21 Clues: The name of our pet rabbit • How many children does Mrs. Peloquin have? • This eye issue can be caused by ozone depletion • The gradual increase in the temperature of the Earth • Ozone depletion is causing thinning in this area of the world • Melting ______________ are leading to an increase in sea level • ...
Environmental Change and Management 2018-03-08
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- The _______ River is known as the world's dirtiest river.
- Number of digits in a grid reference.
- One of the main nutrients found in sewage.
- The __________ zone is an important habitat on the banks of waterways.
- This role of the environment sees us releasing our waste so it can be "treated" by the natural environment.
- Adding fertiliser to our rivers results in _____
- The ________ habits of carp reduce the clarity of water.
- Releasing this into waterways increases the level of nutrients in the water.
- A types of land use: grazing, irrigation, cropping etc
- Dams stop the upstream ______ of fish species.
- A river in northern NSW.
- Another name for river catchment.
- Cold water pollution stops fishing ________.
- This type of environmental management restricts tourist numbers national parks.
- These are shown on topo maps are permanent wetlands/swamps
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- Illegal hunting.
- A variety of living things.
- Location of the world's dirtiest river.
- Site of the world's worst nuclear accident.
- These are more accurate than directions
- Environmental disaster in Prince William Sound, Alaska in 1989.
- Taking too much water out of the river.
- This form of agricultural extracts a lot of water from the Murray-Darling rivers.
- Irrigation can lead to increased _____ levels in our rivers.
- One of the pollutants released into the Citarum River.
- A form of pollution in Citarum River.
- The ship that ran aground in Alaska creating an environmental disaster.
- This large body of water has been drastically reduced by cotton irrigation.
- The _________ industry dumps large quantities of pollution into the Citarum River.
- Closely spaced contours indicates a ____ landscape.
30 Clues: Illegal hunting. • A river in northern NSW. • A variety of living things. • Another name for river catchment. • Number of digits in a grid reference. • A form of pollution in Citarum River. • Location of the world's dirtiest river. • These are more accurate than directions • Taking too much water out of the river. • One of the main nutrients found in sewage. • ...
Plural Policing 2018-10-29
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- Surname of the current Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service
- Acronym for Scottish Environmental Protection Agency
- The first Neighbourhood Watch scheme - then known as Home Watch - was set up in the UK in in which Chesire town in 1982?
- Surname of “Johnathon” on NCA most wanted list
- 8% of G4S employees are employed in this continent
- The article ‘Pluralisation of policing in England & Wales and the Netherlands: exploring similarity and difference’ (2009) was written by Jones, van Steden and which other author (surname)?
- NCA Board Meeting on 23 August 2018 met in this city
- In their 2002 article Mark Button and Tim John considered the plural policing of what kind of protest?
- According to Atkinson (2018) how many ‘key operational partners’ are based at the Scottish Crime Campus?
- The first Neighbourhood Watch schemes were set up in New York in 1964 as a response to a murder. What was the surname of the victim?
- Acronym for British Security Industry Authority
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- Missing word - MI5 is the common name for the UK “?” Service
- 22% of G4S employees are employed in this continent
- Surname of the current Director General of the Security Service
- Missing word – MI6 is the common name for the Secret “?” Service
- Missing word - SEPA is the Scottish Environmental “?” Agency
- G4S had a contract to deliver security at this event in London in 2012
- According to Atkinson (2018) beyond the ‘key operational partners’ how many other agencies have a presence at the Scottish Crime Campus?
- Missing word - HMRC is Her Majesty’s Revenue and “?”
- Missing word - The NCA stands for the National “?" Agency
- The Scottish Crime Campus is located in this town
21 Clues: Surname of “Johnathon” on NCA most wanted list • Acronym for British Security Industry Authority • The Scottish Crime Campus is located in this town • 8% of G4S employees are employed in this continent • 22% of G4S employees are employed in this continent • Acronym for Scottish Environmental Protection Agency • NCA Board Meeting on 23 August 2018 met in this city • ...
SOS Crossword Puzzle 2025-03-10
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- – The body's natural blood filter that regulates iron levels. (Chapter 1)
- – The gradual development of species over time. (Chapter 2)
- – A tiny infectious agent that can insert its genetic material into human DNA. (Chapter 5)
- Inheritance) – The idea that environmental effects can be passed down across generations. (Chapter 4)
- – A condition where the body struggles to regulate blood sugar, possibly influenced by ancient cold adaptations. (Chapter 2)
- – The pigment that gives skin its color and protects against UV radiation. (Chapter 3)
- V Leiden) – A genetic mutation that increases blood clotting, which may have helped protect against the plague. (Chapter 4)
- – The study of how genes can be switched on or off by environmental factors. (Chapter 3)
- Cell Anemia) – A genetic disease that provides resistance to malaria. (Chapter 1)
- D) – A nutrient essential for bone health, produced when exposed to sunlight. (Chapter 3)
- – A mineral essential for the body, but also a resource for bacteria. (Chapter 1)
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- Advantage) – The concept that some diseases provide unexpected survival benefits. (Chapter 1)
- Interference) – A molecular process that can turn off genes in response to environmental changes. (Chapter 3)
- – A disorder that causes the body to absorb too much iron. (Chapter 4)
- Genes) – Genetic elements that move around the genome, influencing evolution. (Chapter 5)
- Fibrosis) – A genetic disorder that may have helped protect against deadly diarrheal diseases. (Chapter 2)
- Linkage) – When genes are inherited together due to their proximity on a chromosome. (Chapter 5)
- – The body's immune response to injury or infection. (Chapter 5)
- – A theory that organisms can pass traits acquired during their lifetime to offspring. (Chapter 4)
- Age) – A historical period of extreme cold that influenced human evolution. (Chapter 2)
20 Clues: – The gradual development of species over time. (Chapter 2) • – The body's immune response to injury or infection. (Chapter 5) • – A disorder that causes the body to absorb too much iron. (Chapter 4) • – The body's natural blood filter that regulates iron levels. (Chapter 1) • Cell Anemia) – A genetic disease that provides resistance to malaria. (Chapter 1) • ...
MDRO's & Screening 2025-10-16
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- : Extended-spectrum beta-lactamase production conferring resistance to third-generation cephalosporins.
- LIAISON : Designated role coordinating between clinical areas and infection prevention service.
- : Vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus; environmental persistence necessitates rigorous contact precautions.
- MAPPING : Visual/temporal linkage analysis of cases, locations, and staff interactions to infer spread.
- AGENT : Disinfectant with activity against bacterial spores; required for C. difficile environmental control.
- PREVALENCE SURVEY : Single-time audit of colonisation/infection rates across a unit or facility.
- STEWARDSHIP : Systematic program optimising antimicrobial use to improve outcomes and limit resistance.
- : Multidrug-resistant organism; often requires additional precautions per local policy.
- TRACING : Identification and management of exposed patients/staff based on risk of transmission.
- : Carbapenemase-producing Enterobacterales (e.g., KPC, NDM, OXA-48); high risk of transmission and limited therapies.
- CLEAN : Thorough, standardised clean of a room after patient discharge or transfer including disinfection steps.
- HYGIENE COMPLIANCE : Percentage adherence with moments of hand hygiene; key performance indicator for IPC.
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- : Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus; decolonisation per protocol and risk assessment.
- LISTING : Tabular record of cases with key epidemiological variables used to track outbreaks.
- : Grouping patients with the same pathogen and using dedicated staff/equipment to reduce cross-transmission.
- RESERVOIR : Contaminated surfaces/equipment that maintain transmission potential.
- : Protocol-based eradication or suppression (e.g., nasal mupirocin, CHG body wash) to reduce carriage.
- MANAGEMENT : Coordinated actions to detect, contain, and eliminate transmission; includes line listing and controls.
- : Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales; umbrella term that may include CPE and non-enzyme mechanisms.
- ASSESSMENT : Patient-, procedure-, and environment-based evaluation determining required level of precautions.
- : Targeted swabbing/testing based on risk factors (e.g., overseas healthcare, known exposure, outbreak ward).
- PRECAUTIONS : Gown and gloves for room entry; dedicated equipment; enhanced cleaning with focus on high-touch points.
22 Clues: RESERVOIR : Contaminated surfaces/equipment that maintain transmission potential. • : Multidrug-resistant organism; often requires additional precautions per local policy. • LISTING : Tabular record of cases with key epidemiological variables used to track outbreaks. • ...
Ten Year DVYC Anniversary 2024-10-03
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- DVYC and DRCC needs ___________ to continue.
- The EPA program responsible for cleaning up some of the nation's most contaminated sites
- These impacts show how factors like poverty, poor health, and long unaddressed pollution can combine to make health impacts worse in the long run. Washington’s HEAL Act references a map that charts these impacts for environmental justice assessments
- The organization that established the Youth Corps
- ____________ justice addresses the disproportionate impacts of climate change on low-income and marginalized communities around the world.
- Approximately 1,500 _______________ have been a part of DVYC.
- Type of justice that addresses inequalities based on location and status
- Price to join DVYC
- Type of project youth are involved in to improve local environments
- The DVYC cohort that a youth is placed in first when they join DVYC
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- Current Coordinator of DVYC
- 2014 for DVYC
- The local river that youth engage with in their projects that was declared a superfund site in 2001
- First Coordinator of DVYC
- Duwamish Valley Youth Corps
- This act addresses environmental injustice and DVYC have supported it. It was passed by the Washington State Legislature in 2021
- Elected official that DVYC have met with.
- First Director of DVYC
- Approximately 2000 of these have been introduced to the Valley by the DVYC
- The NEWBEAS Cohort is named after Carmen Martinez’s _________ Bea. A youth is first placed in this cohort when they first join DVYC.
- A type of garden that DVYC has planted that filters water from roofs, driveways, and streets and can help improve water quality, reduce runoff, and provide food and shelter for wildlife
- The type of plants that DVYC collected and studied for 25 heavy metals
22 Clues: 2014 for DVYC • Price to join DVYC • First Director of DVYC • First Coordinator of DVYC • Current Coordinator of DVYC • Duwamish Valley Youth Corps • Elected official that DVYC have met with. • DVYC and DRCC needs ___________ to continue. • The organization that established the Youth Corps • Approximately 1,500 _______________ have been a part of DVYC. • ...
Houses Made of Dirt 2021-10-31
Genetics 2023-11-17
형용사 사회, 논리 2025-10-22
Unit 1 2025-11-12
chapter 1 vocab 2026-01-08
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- An exchange or swap
- The branch of economics that focuses on subjective value judgments and what the economy ought to be like
- The desire to win is a great so put your mind to work
- The demand for a good will increase if its price decreases
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- An economic evaluation that weighs total expected benefits against total costs to make a decision
- The study of scarcity and the choices people make with limited resources.
- Lack or shortage of something needed
- A country's system which deals with wealth overall
8 Clues: An exchange or swap • Lack or shortage of something needed • A country's system which deals with wealth overall • The desire to win is a great so put your mind to work • The demand for a good will increase if its price decreases • The study of scarcity and the choices people make with limited resources. • ...
Robert 2020-08-09
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- how much money you get
- how we use limited resources to satisfy us
- anything that can be used to produce goods
- a good idea
- how old
- limited resource
- natural
- things that satisfy us
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- to wear
- helps in the production of something
- paying someone to do something
- makes life more comfortable
- for survival
- someone doing something for you
14 Clues: to wear • how old • natural • a good idea • for survival • limited resource • how much money you get • things that satisfy us • makes life more comfortable • paying someone to do something • someone doing something for you • helps in the production of something • how we use limited resources to satisfy us • anything that can be used to produce goods
APES Unit Two 2026-01-16
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- A species that is non-native to the environment in which it has been introduced.
- Variations in genes (different versions of a trait).
- A species that has a disproportionately large impact on the ecosystem which it is a part.
- Refers to environmental change caused or influenced by people, either directly or indirectly.
- Can eat a variety of foods or withstand changing conditions (broad niche).
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- A species that can hint at certain environmental conditions by its presence, absence, abundance, or scarcity.
- An ecological service that serves non material benefits such as recreation, inspiration, and spirituality.
- Requires a specific source of food or set of environmental conditions to survive (narrow niche).
- The number of different species in the ecosystem.
- Set of abiotic and biotic conditions an organism needs to survive.
10 Clues: The number of different species in the ecosystem. • Variations in genes (different versions of a trait). • Set of abiotic and biotic conditions an organism needs to survive. • Can eat a variety of foods or withstand changing conditions (broad niche). • A species that is non-native to the environment in which it has been introduced. • ...
Chap. 4 Biodiversity and Evolution 4.1-4.3 2022-11-29
Across
- the role that a species plays in an ecosystem
- the variety of processes such as energy flow and matter cycling that occur within ecosystems
- those that are introduced to an ecosystem in which they have not occurred previously
- states that "biodiversity ensures ecosystems against decline in their functioning because many species provide greater guarantees of functioning even it others fail."
- preserved remains or traces of prehistoric organisms
- is the variety of life on Earth
- any inheritable trait that gives an individual some advantage over other individuals in a given population
- refers to variety in the genetic makeup of individuals in a population
- is the process by which species generally change over time
- has a broad niche
- an organism that plays a unique role in the way an ecosystem functions
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- is a permanent change in the DNA sequence within a gene in any cell inherited
- the variety of genes found in a population or in a species
- those that naturally originated in a given ecosystem and have become suited to the environmental conditions
- refers to Earth's diversity of biological communities such as deserts, grasslands, forests, lakes, rivers, and wetlands.
- process by which individuals with certain traits are more likely to survive and reproduce under a specific set of environmental conditions, thereby passing these traits on to their offspring
- occupies a narrow niche
- is the place, or type of ecosystem, in which a species lives and obtains what it needs to survive
- ecosystems that can be represented within a larger geographic region
- species whose presence or absence indicates the quality or characteristics of certain environmental conditions
20 Clues: has a broad niche • occupies a narrow niche • is the variety of life on Earth • the role that a species plays in an ecosystem • preserved remains or traces of prehistoric organisms • the variety of genes found in a population or in a species • is the process by which species generally change over time • ...
Acronyms 2023-11-09
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- Preharvest Interval
- Maximum residue levels. Term used by the European countries to define residue tolerance levels.
- Experimental Use Permit
- Reregistration Eligibility Decision document (also see archived REDs)
- Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
- Record of Collection
- Pesticide Registration Branch
- Regulatory Scientist
- U.S. EPA Pesticide Registration Notice
- County Agricultural Commissioner
- U.S. EPA Pesticide Product and Label System
- Manufacturing Use Product
- Data Processing Number
- Assembly Bill 1011 Food and Agricultural Code (FAC) 12811.5, substantially similar products
- Code of Federal Regulations (Title 40)
- Safety Data Sheet [formerly known as Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)]
- Principle Functioning Agent
- Food and Agricultural Code, California
- Research Authorization
- American Type Culture Collection
- Enforcement (Headquarters), see Regional Offices
- Pesticide Registration Improvement Extension Act of 2018 (Periodic updates of U.S. EPA pesticide registration service fees)
- Department of Pesticide Regulation
- Worker Protection Standard
- Volatile Organic Compound (emissions from pesticides)
- Active Ingredient
- Notices of Proposed and Final Decisions (weekly)
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- Personal Protective Equipment
- Reentry Interval
- U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment
- Good Laboratory Practice
- Registration Resource Center
- California Occupational Safety and Health Administration; Regulations related to GHS labeling
- Restricted Use Pesticide (U.S. EPA and DPR)
- Special Local Need
- Pesticide Evaluation Branch
- U.S. EPA stamped- accepted label
- Confidential Statement of Formula
- California Department of Food and Agriculture
- Manufacturing Use Product
- Air Resources Board
- Pesticide Registration and Evaluation Committee
- California Environmental Quality Act (Governor’s Office of Planning and Research)
- Alternate brand name or Additional Brand Name
- California Code of Regulations
- Chemical Abstract Services Number (American Chemical Society)
- Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act
- Public Report
49 Clues: Public Report • Reentry Interval • Active Ingredient • Special Local Need • Preharvest Interval • Air Resources Board • Record of Collection • Regulatory Scientist • Data Processing Number • Research Authorization • Experimental Use Permit • Good Laboratory Practice • Manufacturing Use Product • Manufacturing Use Product • Worker Protection Standard • Pesticide Evaluation Branch • ...
PSYC366 Revision 2 2024-10-01
Across
- The term ... refers to the dynamic interactions between the child and the environment.
- ... assessment refers to a strategy to evaluate the child's thoughts/feelings/behaviors within a specific context.
- ... changes: Turning on/off of genes.
- ... environment refers to the environmental factors that produce behavioral DIFFERENCES in siblings.
- Neural ...: selective pruning as the brain develops.
- ... failures are failures to master/progress in accomplishing developmental milestones.
- Emotional ... is the individual differences in the threshold and the intensity of emotional responses.
- ... periods: Time windows during which environmental influences on development are enhanced.
- What kind of support does the person have?
- The ... lobe is responsible for logic/reasoning function of the brain.
- ... environment refers to the environmental factors that produce similarities in siblings.
- What is making the person vulnerable to the problem?
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- ... focuses on symptoms that the person is experiencing.
- ... refers the process of establishing and maintiang emotional bond with parents/other significant individuals.
- Developmental ... is the process by which a child's previous interactions and experiences may spread across other system and alter their course of development (Like a chain reaction).
- ... case formulation obtains understanding of the SINGLE INDIVIDUAL as an unique entity.
- ... focuses on the risk and protective factors that may explain why the symptoms develop.
- What triggered the onset of the problem?
- The dimensional approach focuses on the ... differences.
- ... Formulation emphasizes broad general influences that apply to a large group.
- The categorical approach focuses on the ... differences.
- the HPA axis consists of the hypothalamus, the ... gland, and the andrenlinal gland.
- What is maintaining the problem?
- Emotional ... is the ability to control emotional reactions.
- Brain ... are the paths from one part to another part in the brain.
25 Clues: What is maintaining the problem? • ... changes: Turning on/off of genes. • What triggered the onset of the problem? • What kind of support does the person have? • Neural ...: selective pruning as the brain develops. • What is making the person vulnerable to the problem? • ... focuses on symptoms that the person is experiencing. • ...
Ali Tetelman, Unit 1 Crossword 2025-10-06
Across
- (1.1)A worldview that shapes the way that an individual or group of people precieves and evaluates environmental issues
- (1.20)contaminants from numerous widely dispersed origins.
- (1.18)A measurement of the dissolved oxygen needed to break down organic material in a certain volume of water through biological activity.
- (1.6)Development that can improve the current globe, without rendering the future environment.
- (1.3)Ideal where humans must maintain a properly balanced global system, such as through legislation.
- (1.16)More economically developed country
- (1.19)A harmful human contributor to the environment, effecting organisms.
- (1.2)Social, spiritual and environmental ideology. puts ecology and nature as the center of humanity
- (1.11)examples include oxygen prodution; flood protection; protection from soil erosion
- (1.5)Proper use of resources that allows the earth to recover and replenish the used resources.
- (1.9)the yield obtained from natural resources
- (1.21)contaminants from a single clearly identifiable site.
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- (1.7)A report before developments to analyze the global impact, and to figure out mitigation solutions.
- (1.8)natural resources that can supply a natural income of goods or services
- (1.17)Less economically developed country
- (1.12)the area needed to provide for a person or community, based on their consumption rate.
- (1.10)examples include timber, fiber and food
- occurs when bodies of water receive inputs of nutrients, resulting in growth in plants.
- (1.14)An estimate of ecosystem's production of natural resources, and the use of materials in biogeochemical cycles
- (1.13)The marker of point where humanity's demand for resources is more than the earth can sustainably provide.
- (1.15)the number of people, living organisms or crops that a specific region can support without environmental degradation.
- (1.4)Perspective that technological solutions and science are the way to handle global crises.
22 Clues: (1.17)Less economically developed country • (1.16)More economically developed country • (1.10)examples include timber, fiber and food • (1.9)the yield obtained from natural resources • (1.20)contaminants from numerous widely dispersed origins. • (1.21)contaminants from a single clearly identifiable site. • ...
Plant and animal responses 2026-06-15
Across
- pigment that detects light and controls flowering timing
- area defended by an organism
- distribution of species across environmental gradients
- relationship where one species benefits and the other is harmed
- non-living environmental factor that affects organisms
- adaptation where one species resembles another to avoid predation
- directional plant growth response to a stimulus
- behaviours used to attract and select mates
- process of producing offspring
- relationship where both species benefit
- gradual change in species composition over time
- care investment by parents to increase offspring survival
- seasonal movement between habitats
- system pattern of pairing between individuals for reproduction
- animals feeding on plants
- selection behaviour that helps relatives reproduce to increase shared genetic success
- behaviour where an organism returns to a specific location
- plant growth towards a light source
- graph showing patterns of activity over time
- internal mechanism that controls timing of biological rhythms
- non-directional plant movement in response to a stimulus
- struggle between organisms for limited resources
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- relationship where one species benefits and the other is unaffected
- response of plants to day and night length
- plant growth response to touch or contact
- ranked social structure within a group
- living environmental factor such as predators or competitors
- plants releasing chemicals to inhibit competitors
- layering of organisms within a habitat
- non-directional movement that changes speed in response to conditions
- behaviour where individuals work together to increase survival
- plant hormone that promotes cell elongation
- ability of animals to use cues to move accurately through the environment
- repeating biological cycle such as circadian patterns
- directional movement toward or away from a stimulus
- conflict behaviour such as threats or displays
36 Clues: animals feeding on plants • area defended by an organism • process of producing offspring • seasonal movement between habitats • plant growth towards a light source • ranked social structure within a group • layering of organisms within a habitat • relationship where both species benefit • plant growth response to touch or contact • response of plants to day and night length • ...
social justice (25/05) 2022-05-25
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- a movement to advance gender equality, particularly for marginalised genders (8)
- common acronym for the community represented at pink dot (5 + 1 symbol)
- a far-right ideology which believes that overpopulation is the cause of the climate crisis, and can be solved by genocide (9)
- discrimination against individuals based on their ethno-religious identities or characteristics (6)
- discrimination against disabled individuals (7)
- when a company misleads about the environmental sustainability of their products (12)
- depleting in the atmosphere (5)
- the goal of equitable climate solutions, "climate _______" (7)
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- the stratification of society based on socio-economic means (5)
- september 2019 event organised by fridays for the future: "climate _______" (7)
- environmental practices that can be supported over time (11)
- melting (3-4)
- global _______ (7)
- most common greenhouse gas [abbrev.] (3)
- singapore's climate ______ plan (6)
- fear arising from knowledge of the climate crisis, "climate _______" (7)
- black substance mined for profit (3)
17 Clues: melting (3-4) • global _______ (7) • depleting in the atmosphere (5) • singapore's climate ______ plan (6) • black substance mined for profit (3) • most common greenhouse gas [abbrev.] (3) • discrimination against disabled individuals (7) • environmental practices that can be supported over time (11) • the goal of equitable climate solutions, "climate _______" (7) • ...
Austin Lara's Econ Crossword (LEFT) 2015-12-14
Across
- Social Security, Medicare
- Cost
- currently $7.25
- Means of monitoring the interest rate
- Without competition
- USA Economics
- A useful object
- China econ. system
- Europe econ system
- Financial aid promoting soc. & econ. policy
- Keeps track of all
- Effectiveness of productive efforts
- Extra
- Helps business not under sell
- Means of government adjusts its spending
- Popular board game
- Helps buyers not pay too much
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- More $ less value
- Jobs for ALL*!
- GDP
- Kick start
- Short supply
- U.S.A. econ. system
- Hands off gov.
- Deficit
25 Clues: GDP • Cost • Extra • Deficit • Kick start • Short supply • USA Economics • Jobs for ALL*! • Hands off gov. • currently $7.25 • A useful object • More $ less value • China econ. system • Europe econ system • Keeps track of all • Popular board game • Without competition • U.S.A. econ. system • Social Security, Medicare • Helps business not under sell • Helps buyers not pay too much • ...
Academic WL-1 Enkhbold 2012-12-19
Across
- to explain the meaning
- rule or strategy
- money, economics, business, investment
- careful use of money, resources
- to give or deliver
- suppose or presume
- information or statistics
- very important or major
- reply or answer or answer back
- set up or found or start
- to send a product =/ import
- rule or theory or notion
- agreement
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- cycle or time
- usually used with a number
- nature or ecosystem
- present or ready for use
- profits or revenue or earnings
- set up or establish
- study or exploration
20 Clues: agreement • cycle or time • rule or strategy • to give or deliver • suppose or presume • nature or ecosystem • set up or establish • study or exploration • to explain the meaning • very important or major • present or ready for use • set up or found or start • rule or theory or notion • information or statistics • usually used with a number • to send a product =/ import • ...
time machine 2013-06-17
Across
- finance
- to occur or be between two things
- to signify or mean
- in math,two ratios
- the result or product of calculating
- to speak contrary to the assertions of conditioning oneself
- the event
- to take upon yourself
- the ability to receive or contain
- to main know
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- to make know
- generalized group
- to speak clearly
- means of communication
- economics
- to engage in thought or reflection
- leshivley
- an economic system
- to talk informally with another or others
- purchase or sale
20 Clues: finance • economics • leshivley • the event • to make know • to main know • to speak clearly • purchase or sale • generalized group • to signify or mean • in math,two ratios • an economic system • to take upon yourself • means of communication • to occur or be between two things • the ability to receive or contain • to engage in thought or reflection • the result or product of calculating • ...
German 2024-03-29
Across
- - Physics
- - Chemistry
- - Politics
- - Food intolerance.
- - Art
- - to need Buntstift - colored pencils
- - Computer science
- - A common morning drink.
- - Insurance companies.
- - Liability Insurance
- - to buy
- - ruler
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- - History
- - Geography
- - pencil case
- - My favorite class is ______.
- - binder
- - Notebook
- - Common back yard animal.
- - Economics
- - would like
- - calculator
- - A common pet.
- - Biology
- - A language.
- - Ethics
- - I am in ____ 7b.
- - to cost
- - What Victor Wembanyama does.
- - A type class.
- - School supplies
- Pause - Break
- - Scissors
- - Schedule
34 Clues: - Art • - ruler • - binder • - Ethics • - to buy • - History • - Physics • - Biology • - to cost • - Notebook • - Politics • - Scissors • - Schedule • - Geography • - Chemistry • - Economics • - would like • - calculator • - pencil case • - A language. • Pause - Break • - A common pet. • - A type class. • - School supplies • - I am in ____ 7b. • - Computer science • - Food intolerance. • - Liability Insurance • ...
Aanch’s 25th 2024-07-21
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- new sport on the block
- bestie or roomie?
- work/adventure destination
- last bikini photo op
- aanch and poo’s shared trauma
- poo’s fav food in del
- ashoka room starts with this
- ashoka guilty pleasure
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- most important part of getting ready
- best night
- aanch’s fav shopping in thailand
- aanch’s bolly nemesis
- aanch’s fav little brother
- let’s meet in ___
- no, let’s meet in ___
- aanch’s other true love
- only better crossword than this
- zone date spot in ashoka
- poo or?
- out of his league
20 Clues: poo or? • best night • let’s meet in ___ • bestie or roomie? • out of his league • last bikini photo op • aanch’s bolly nemesis • no, let’s meet in ___ • poo’s fav food in del • new sport on the block • ashoka guilty pleasure • aanch’s other true love • aanch’s fav little brother • work/adventure destination • zone date spot in ashoka • ashoka room starts with this • ...
Intro to Economics 2026-02-09
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- The exchange of one benefit or advantage for another that is thought to be better.
- The branch of economics that applies value judgements to data in order to recommend actions or policies. The goal is to advise how things ought to be done.
- Any factor that encourages or motivates a person to do something. Prices, taxes, and laws create incentives that influence how people behave.
- The branch of economics that uses objective analysis to find out how the world works. The goal is to describe how things are.
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- A way to compare the costs of an action with the benefits of that action. If benefits exceed costs, then the action is worth taking.
- The study of how people choose to use their limited resources to satisfy their unlimited wants.
- The condition that results because people have limited resources but unlimited wants.
- A system used to manage limited resources for the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
8 Clues: The exchange of one benefit or advantage for another that is thought to be better. • The condition that results because people have limited resources but unlimited wants. • The study of how people choose to use their limited resources to satisfy their unlimited wants. • ...
Reagan Crossword 2013-05-24
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- also known as supply-side economics. Or trickle down economics
- Wars Media name for Reagans new SDI.
- 1983 Bombing in lebanon. Two Truck Bombs.
- was helped by Reagan Administration but collapsed and was the failure of about 747 out of the 3,234 savings and loan associations in the United States.
- Introduced to US when Lebanon incident occurred. International threats i.e bombing, plane hi-jack etc.
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- Resigning and declaring themselves independent and Gorbachev resigned as a eader.
- introduced profound changes in economic practice, internal affairs and international relations.
- during Reagans administration,he claimed partial responsibility for selling weapons to Iran.
- one of Regans goals as Presidency
- tried to make US oppose Soviet Union. (worked)
- Presidential nominee, known for repping the minorities and poor
- Affair Political scandal of US selling arms to Iran. During Reagan Adminsitration
- Development efforts in international affairs, began his presidency focusing on changes in SU.
- made it so that savings and loans assoc. can be state or federal charter.
- made speech directing HIM to tear the wall down. (worked)
15 Clues: one of Regans goals as Presidency • Wars Media name for Reagans new SDI. • 1983 Bombing in lebanon. Two Truck Bombs. • tried to make US oppose Soviet Union. (worked) • made speech directing HIM to tear the wall down. (worked) • also known as supply-side economics. Or trickle down economics • Presidential nominee, known for repping the minorities and poor • ...
the worlds of the north and south 2016-04-25
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- Being sold away from their ______ were a slaves worst fear
- In the north, slaves were _______ or separated by race in public
- what was the most efficient way to move goods in the north?
- the ______ ______ was a shift from handmade products to machine made products
- a group of people who were focused on eliminating slavery were called _______
- Eli white invented the _____ ____ that allowed one worker to do the work of 50
- slave family and _____ were unrecognized
- the _____ economics of slavery were the notherners supported the southerns with slaves when they didn't want them
- ______ _______ supported the growing of cash crops, because it had wide fertile plains, access to seaports, and a long growing season
- What free African American attempted to lead a revolt in south America
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- ____ ____ was an escaped slave that led others to freedom on the underground railroad
- who published the "north star"
- The south opposed the _______ _______ they used rivers to transport goods and though these improvements would only benefit the northerners
- we are almost ______
- Because _____ was so profitable, southerners spent their money on more slaves and farms, building very few factories
15 Clues: we are almost ______ • who published the "north star" • slave family and _____ were unrecognized • Being sold away from their ______ were a slaves worst fear • what was the most efficient way to move goods in the north? • In the north, slaves were _______ or separated by race in public • What free African American attempted to lead a revolt in south America • ...
Genetics 2023-11-17
Unit 3 Biology 2023-04-23
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- One example of environmental variation is the ____ you speak
- Animals _____________ with each other for resources
- Differences in characteristics is known as ___________
- One example of genetic variation is ___ colour
- ________ cells and egg cells only have 23 chromosomes
- Organisms changing over a period of time is called
- A section of DNA that codes for a characteristic
- A species of animals of which all the animals have died is called __________
- One piece of evidence for evolution is _________
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- Animals have features called ____________ to help them survive
- Variation that is caused by where you live is known as ________________
- Human body cells have 46 ____________
- Variation that can be measured over a range of values such as height is called ________________
- One problem with the fossil record is that it is ___________
- Variation that is caused by the DNA you inherit is called ___________
- Variation that falls into distinct categories is called ____________
- DNA is stored here in a cell
17 Clues: DNA is stored here in a cell • Human body cells have 46 ____________ • One example of genetic variation is ___ colour • A section of DNA that codes for a characteristic • One piece of evidence for evolution is _________ • Organisms changing over a period of time is called • Animals _____________ with each other for resources • ...
INTERNATIONAL BIODIVERSITY DAY 2026-05-29
Across
- Legal study conducted before permitting environmentally risky projects.
- Protected area where human activity is highly restricted.
- Forest-dwelling communities legally recognised under Indian law.
- Principle making polluters financially responsible for environmental harm.
- Species facing an extremely high risk of extinction.
- Knowledge of indigenous communities protected under biodiversity law.
- Sharing profits arising from use of genetic resources and traditional knowledge.
- Variety of life forms protected under environmental law.
- Illegal trade in wild animals and plants.
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- The unauthorized use of biological resources without permission.
- Development that balances ecology with human needs.
- Natural home of a species protected under conservation law.
- Organisms genetically altered through biotechnology.
- Doctrine treating natural resources as property held by the State for the people.
- Species found only in one specific geographical region.
- Legal recognition given to products linked with a geographical origin.
- International agreement regulating trade in endangered species.
17 Clues: Illegal trade in wild animals and plants. • Development that balances ecology with human needs. • Organisms genetically altered through biotechnology. • Species facing an extremely high risk of extinction. • Species found only in one specific geographical region. • Variety of life forms protected under environmental law. • ...
EPA CROSSWORD 2014-12-04
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- Enhance the livability and ____________ vitality of neighborhoods.
- The national efforts enacted are aimed to reduce environmental risk by using _________ studies.
- Proposed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 1970.
- The Energy Policy Act wanted to avoid the by-production of ____________ ______. (Hint: two words, but write as one in the crossword)
- Banned the use of DDT.
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- NEPA required all major _________ __________ to have a detailed statement of environmental impacts that they would affect. (Hint: two words, but write as one in the crossword)
- The Nuclear Waste Policy Act (1982)stated that all nuclear waste should be stored __________.
- The Clean Water Act of 1972 regulates the amount of _________ in the water.
- Create a strong relationship with America’s _____________ community.
- In the late 1950s, American citizens started to become concerned with the impact ________ have on the environment.
10 Clues: Banned the use of DDT. • Proposed the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 1970. • Enhance the livability and ____________ vitality of neighborhoods. • Create a strong relationship with America’s _____________ community. • The Clean Water Act of 1972 regulates the amount of _________ in the water. • ...
Sustainability/Building Shell & Major Systems 2015-04-14
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- ________ contaminants
- the most complex areas to plan are _____
- Compounds that release chemicals into the air
- ___________ design consists of meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. (Bonda, 2005)
- ability of a substance to cause harm
- also known as Mercury
- the number of categories LEED has
- Green Seal Is an independent non-profit environmental testing program that uses a life-cycle approach
- can cause health hazards in the built environment by being inhaled
- occurs naturally in ore
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- an inexpensive product used in many building products
- The amount of natural ______ should equal 8-10% of the floor area
- what happens when substances are combined and are even more toxic then the individual substances
- a silicon mineral
- not solar _______ and direction of view
- Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design
- use was prohibited in 1991
- __________ location is the most stringent constraints in the planning process
- developed as part of OSHA's right to know regulations
- number of sustainable design principles
20 Clues: a silicon mineral • ________ contaminants • also known as Mercury • occurs naturally in ore • use was prohibited in 1991 • the number of categories LEED has • ability of a substance to cause harm • not solar _______ and direction of view • number of sustainable design principles • the most complex areas to plan are _____ • Compounds that release chemicals into the air • ...
Vision Structure and Function 2024-02-13
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- very light sensitive photoreceptors found in the periphery
- photoreceptors sensitive to different wavelengths and color
- a rod or cone for example
- environmental stimuli coming in through the senses
- network of cell that respond to light energy
- small area with only cone receptors; high acuity
- our final interpretation of environmental stimuli
- when multiple rods add their excitatory responses together
- inverted relationship with threshold, one goes up, the other goes down
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- process of lens fine tuning the focus of light onto the retina
- regulated the amount of light passing through the pupil
- ratio of receptors to ganglion cells in an area of the retina
- changes shape to focus light for close and far vision
- light passes through and this does 80% of light focus
- in vision, the height of the light wave
- we perceive color depending on this part of the lightwave
- the amount of energy needed for an action potential
- sharp, clear vision
- opening where light passes into the eye
19 Clues: sharp, clear vision • a rod or cone for example • in vision, the height of the light wave • opening where light passes into the eye • network of cell that respond to light energy • small area with only cone receptors; high acuity • our final interpretation of environmental stimuli • environmental stimuli coming in through the senses • ...
Aubree Whitfield-Housing Vocabulary 2017-09-27
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- certification (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) an accreditation which recognizes good environmental and ecological building and design practices
- Light type of built-in lighting enclosed in a box-like structure that directs light downward
- a measure of insulation's capacity to resist winter heat loss and summer heat gain
- a decorative strip at the area where the roof and the walls meet
- the placing of glass in windows
- the position of a home on its site and the direction the home faces
- a modern style of architecture developed for sloping lots with multi-levels
- stripping strips fastened along the edges of windows and doors to reduce drafts and heat loss
- set of architectural designs drawings used in the construction of a building, using symbols to represent structural features
- design philosophy that treats environmental attributes as design goals
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- plan a diagram of a home or other structure that shows the arrangement of rooms
- material used to restrict the flow of heat between a house's interior and the outdoors
- the finished exterior appearance of a given side of a house
- barrier materials added to walls and attic areas to help reduce drafts and prevent moisture from getting into a home
- the lower portion of the roof that overhangs the wall
- study of specific housing characteristics
- the projecting area of a roof or upper story beyond the wall of the lower part
17 Clues: the placing of glass in windows • study of specific housing characteristics • the lower portion of the roof that overhangs the wall • the finished exterior appearance of a given side of a house • a decorative strip at the area where the roof and the walls meet • the position of a home on its site and the direction the home faces • ...
Eco-Friendly 2026-01-31
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- protecting nature and its resources
- comes from natural sources that replenish themselves constantly
- what energy comes from the sun
- using natural resources too much or too fast, so they don’t have enough time to recover
- natural homes for animals
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- the gas do plants produce during photosynthesis that is essential for humans and animals to breathe
- the cutting down of trees
- an unsustainable farming that harms the soil called
- reduce,reuse and _______
- what gas do plants absorb from the air
- an environmental issue is caused by excess greenhouse gases
- Environmental problem caused by harmful waste
12 Clues: reduce,reuse and _______ • the cutting down of trees • natural homes for animals • what energy comes from the sun • protecting nature and its resources • what gas do plants absorb from the air • Environmental problem caused by harmful waste • an unsustainable farming that harms the soil called • an environmental issue is caused by excess greenhouse gases • ...
Smart Farming 2023-12-18
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- Storage and processing of data on the internet.
- Using technology to perform tasks without human intervention.
- Collects data on environmental conditions.
- Network of connected devices in smart farming.
- Exact and controlled farming practices.
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- Set of rules for making decisions in automated systems.
- Information collected for analysis in smart farming.
- Unmanned aerial vehicle used for monitoring crops.
- Plant cultivated for food, fiber, or other uses.
- Long-term environmental and economic balance in farming.
10 Clues: Exact and controlled farming practices. • Collects data on environmental conditions. • Network of connected devices in smart farming. • Storage and processing of data on the internet. • Plant cultivated for food, fiber, or other uses. • Unmanned aerial vehicle used for monitoring crops. • Information collected for analysis in smart farming. • ...
Speciation and Extinction 2026-04-16
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- Movement of genes between populations
- Ability to survive environmental change
- Large-scale, rapid loss of biodiversity across many species
- The formation of new species over evolutionary time
- Human-driven changes to the environment affecting biodiversity
- The variety of genetic traits within a population
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- Process by which organisms adapt to environmental pressures
- Loss of a species
- The study of species distribution across geographic space
- The natural rate at which species are lost over time
10 Clues: Loss of a species • Movement of genes between populations • Ability to survive environmental change • The variety of genetic traits within a population • The formation of new species over evolutionary time • The natural rate at which species are lost over time • The study of species distribution across geographic space • ...
Ecology and the Environment Quiz 2017-06-06
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- Fuel Remains of ancient organisms rich in carbon, such as oil, natural gas and coal, which can be used as an energy resource
- An environmental issue caused primarily by the burning of high sulfur coal in factories
- Deforestation in areas like the Amazon Rainforest result in loss of ____________
- One negative effect of ozone depletion is that it impairs the process of _______.
- The stink bug coming to this area is an example of a(n) ___________________
- Two ways to prevent or fix this environmental issue are to conserve natural areas and sustainable agriculture
- How many children does Mrs. Peloquin have?
- A gas found in high concentrations in the stratosphere which helps to absorb ultraviolet radiation
- This eye issue can be caused by ozone depletion
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- India’s family planning policy focuses mainly on the education of ____________
- The gradual increase in the temperature of the Earth
- Ozone depletion is causing thinning in this area of the world
- What gas are humans adding to the atmosphere that is causing the carbon cycle to become overloaded?
- This protocol (that the US did not sign) was issued in 1997 to help fight global warming
- Warming of Earth’s atmosphere resulting from heat trapped by carbon dioxide and other gases
- The __________________ Protocol, signed by 200 countries in the mid-1980’s banned the production of CFC’s
- China’s family planning policy restricts families within city (urban) areas to have __________________ without any penalty
- The main cause of overpopulation is a higher _______________ than death rate
- What is the name of the project you created for this unit on an environmental issue?
- The name of our pet rabbit
20 Clues: The name of our pet rabbit • How many children does Mrs. Peloquin have? • This eye issue can be caused by ozone depletion • The gradual increase in the temperature of the Earth • Ozone depletion is causing thinning in this area of the world • The stink bug coming to this area is an example of a(n) ___________________ • ...
Ecology Part II 2023-03-13
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- way in which individuals of a population are spread out over an area or volume survivorshipcurve graph showing the surviving members of each age group of a population over time
- movement of individuals out of a population
- theory that states that no two species can occupy the same niche at the same time
- air pollution in which gases released from burning fossil fuels form a fog when they react with a sunlight
- dramatic decline in the size of a population over a short period of time
- all of the physical, chemical, and biological factors that a species needs to survive, stay healthy and reproduce in an ecosystem
- population growth that is characterized by a period of slow growth, followed by a period of exponential growth , followed by a period of no growth
- environmental resistance that affects a population that becomes overly crowded
- combined biotic and abiotic factors found in an area where organisms live
- dramatic increase in population over a short period of time
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- organisms that share a similar niche but live in different geographical regions
- reestablishment of a damaged ecosystem in an are where the soil was left intact
- number of individuals that the resources of an environment can normally and persistently support
- organism that is the first to live in a previously uninhabited area
- environmental resistance that affects a population regardless of population density
- establishment and development of an ecosystem in an area that was previously uninhabited.
- movement of individuals into a population
- measure of individuals living in a defined are
- environmental factor that limits the growth and size of a population
- Sequence of biotic changes that regenerate a damaged community or start a community in a previously uninhabited area.
20 Clues: movement of individuals into a population • movement of individuals out of a population • measure of individuals living in a defined are • dramatic increase in population over a short period of time • organism that is the first to live in a previously uninhabited area • environmental factor that limits the growth and size of a population • ...
ENVIRONMENT 2024-04-01
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- Waste that comes from nature and can decompose in the soil is called trash...
- Trees are very important in disaster management and pollution control, one thing we can do is to plant the trees called....
- Processing used goods into new goods
- Caused by humans and nature and can be detrimental
- The endemic animal that is spread in the western forests of Bali, but is already endangered is a bird.....
- The process of converting organic waste into nutrient-rich fertilizer through decomposition
- Most likely the area with clogged drains will experience...
- The process of removing pollutants from air, water, or soil through natural processes
- Countries with the worst clean water crisis
- People who care about the environment and take action to protect the environment
- Environmental disaster causes by non-biodegradeable properties and their widespread use, which pose a major challenge to ecosystem around the world
- Organization founded in 1972 by the United Nations, which coordinates international efforts for environmental protection and sustainbility
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- Home to various types of fishes
- Swedish woman environmentalist
- Replacing plastic shopping bags with cloth shopping bags is an action to reduce the use of products that may potentially become waste, which is an action...
- Weather conditions
- What is one substance that causes pollution?
- Has a trunk
- What is seen far away is beautiful, seen up close is scary
- Natural disaster in Australia due to drought
- An action taken by several people to voice the importance of protecting the environment
- Scientific group assembled by the United Nations to monitor and assess all global science related to climate change
- Serious environmental problems facing the people of the earth
- Creation from recycled plastic waste used for planting
24 Clues: Has a trunk • Weather conditions • Swedish woman environmentalist • Home to various types of fishes • Processing used goods into new goods • Countries with the worst clean water crisis • What is one substance that causes pollution? • Natural disaster in Australia due to drought • Caused by humans and nature and can be detrimental • ...
BIOINDICATORS 2024-10-09
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- occurs through a chemical reaction that produces light energy within an organism's body.
- act as an early warning system in monitoring changes in soil pollution
- Indicate the presence of gold in the soil
- are algae and fungi living symbiotically (they have to live together to survive)
- Living organisms that respond in an especially clear way to a change environment.
- is a significant component of biological monitoring programs for assessing water quality.
- is the increasing concentration of a substance, such as a toxic chemical, in the tissues of tolerant organisms at successively higher levels in a food chain.
- is the gradual accumulation of substances, such as pesticides, or other chemicals in an organism.
- An increase or decrease in an animal population may indicate damage to ecosystem caused by pollution
- are algae that live in houses made of glass.
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- are a bioindicator, a species ecologists monitor to help gauge how healthy an ecosystem is.
- indicates sewage and heavy metal pollution of water.
- are diverse group of organisms found in large quantities and are easier to detect and sample.
- are often used as bioindicators because they are very sensitive to pollution, excess nutrients, increased turbidity,chlorine etc.
- bacteria: these are used to test water for environmental toxins
- are considered accurate indicators of environmental stress and the health of biosphere as a whole
- it is live in sewage polluted water
- it is live in slightly polluted water.
- have been widely documented as useful indicators of environmental water quality because of their differential sensitivity to pollution.
- the presence or absence of certain plant or other vegetative life in an ecosystem can provide important clues about the health of the environment
20 Clues: it is live in sewage polluted water • it is live in slightly polluted water. • Indicate the presence of gold in the soil • are algae that live in houses made of glass. • indicates sewage and heavy metal pollution of water. • bacteria: these are used to test water for environmental toxins • act as an early warning system in monitoring changes in soil pollution • ...
unit 7 2025-02-28
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- layer-digestive system, trachea, lungs
- record-organisms on Earth have been changing as seen in preserved organisms Convergent evolution-organisms under similar environmental pressures evolve similarly
- outermost layer-skin, hair, nails
- -study of embryos and their development, formation, growth, development
- changes over time compound into large changes
- structures organisms have unused organs or structures
- - early stage of embryonic development - follows Blastula - formation of the layers, Ectoderm - mesoderm - endoderm Zygote - initial cell formed after fertilization of egg
- genus species used to make scientific name for organism
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- - major group of animals characterized by their embryonic development Derived character - feature present in organism that was absent in last common ancestor group Protostome - characterized from embryonic development - phyla
- middle layer in germ layer-gives variety of structures in body
- - early stage of embryonic development, occurs after fertilization of egg + formation of zygote
- theory-first eukaryotes evolved from 1 prokaryote living within another
- genes- master control gene, determines placement and activation development in organism clocks- Randomocks-random mutations accumulate over time at a consistent rate-# of mutations differences can be used to predict when an evolutionary split occurred
- -2 species living in close proximity evolve in response to each other
- radiation-single species or group diversifies into many distinct forms
- body structures- different structures can evolve to fulfill similar demands based on environmental demands
- section Binomial nomenclaturee-tries to show ancestry
- small changes in a population
- body structures- same structures can evolve for different uses depending on environmental demand
- group-a scientific naming system used to identify organisms
- equilibrium-long periods of equilibrium interrupted by rapid change
- -single species or multiple species die out
22 Clues: small changes in a population • outermost layer-skin, hair, nails • layer-digestive system, trachea, lungs • changes over time compound into large changes • -single species or multiple species die out • structures organisms have unused organs or structures • section Binomial nomenclaturee-tries to show ancestry • ...
Year 9 Humanities - Tourism Impacts/Changes Review 2026-05-22
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- Harmful gases released by cruise ships that contribute to air pollution and respiratory problems (2 words)
- A major problem caused by too many tourists in popular cities
- People who live in or come from Venice
- Pollution caused by cars, planes and cruise ships (2 words)
- Tourism can result in both positive and negative environmental, social and ______ changes to cities
- The act of repairing and preserving historic buildings and landmarks
- Environmental problem caused when air pollution (particularly sulphur oxides) mixes with rainwater
- Money earned from tourists (starts with R)
- Travel away from your normal place of work and residence, including travel undertaken for business and pleasure
- Public demonstrations by locals against overcrowding and the impacts of tourism
- Tiny pieces of plastic pollution often linked to tourism waste
- Services like hotels and restaurants for tourists.
- The narrowing waterways found throughout Venice
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- A famous Spanish city struggling with tourism pressure
- Water transport commonly used in canals of Venice
- Famous Venice landmark restored and preserved due to high tourist activity (2 words)
- The historic Italian city built on canals
- Items tourists buy to remember places.
- The shallow water ecosystem around Venice that supports fish, birds, and other aquatic life.
- Large ships bringing thousands of tourists into Venice harbour (2 words)
- Venice faces frequent flooding due to climate change and rising ______ levels
- Waste left behind by visitors contributes to environmental ______.
- Excessive sound from tourists, boats, and crowds that disturbs residents (2 words)
- Damage caused to old buildings and landmarks over time (Starts with E)
- Type of accommodation often blamed for reducing local housing availability
- Crowding and heavy visitor numbers can reduce residents’ ______ of life
26 Clues: People who live in or come from Venice • Items tourists buy to remember places. • The historic Italian city built on canals • Money earned from tourists (starts with R) • The narrowing waterways found throughout Venice • Water transport commonly used in canals of Venice • Services like hotels and restaurants for tourists. • ...
engineer 2022-02-22
Economics Unit 3 2013-10-03
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- a plan that determines how the business will expand in the future.
- a plan that includes business processes that result in production and delivery of products or service.
- a plan that presents forecasts for the business to show its financial health.
- a statement that establishes the scope and purpose of a company.
- outlines the business and helps investors understand the size, scope and type of your business.
- a ______ analysis shows information gathered about competitors.
- a statement that expresses the specific aspirations of a company and the goals it will try to reach.
- a small business __________ is a government agency that protects the interest of small businesses.
- a _______ summary is a brief account of the key point contained in a business plan.
- a _______ business operates on the internet.
- a ______ analysis includes demographic data about the target market and business location.
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- an independently owned business that usually has the owner as its manager.
- a plan that describes the people who will run the firm as well as management's philosophy.
- a plan that looks at likely risks to the business and determines ways to minimize those risks.
- Someone who recognizes a business opportunity and organizes, manages, and assumes the risk of starting a business.
- a Product and ______ plan describes the product or service you want to offer along with possible spin-offs.
- a ________ team plan that shows qualifications you might have in your business.
- a ______ overview presents research of the industry and discusses trends and growth in the industry.
- A business undertaking that involves risk.
19 Clues: A business undertaking that involves risk. • a _______ business operates on the internet. • a ______ analysis shows information gathered about competitors. • a statement that establishes the scope and purpose of a company. • a plan that determines how the business will expand in the future. • ...
Bridger p8 economics 2023-01-23
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- to send out of the cuntry
- prices are falling
- rising prices
- money we earn by working
- items or products to create
- goods and services brought to the county to buy
- workers focus on one type work
- money we pay to the government
- trading goods and services
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- workers or employees
- when you borrow money
- money that is owed to someone else.
- buying small pices of a compeny
- things we think we need need thing we must have for survival
- protrude avlailable
- farming
- a system of dollars and coins
- taxes money paid extra for good sand service
- small pieces of a company
19 Clues: farming • rising prices • prices are falling • protrude avlailable • workers or employees • when you borrow money • money we earn by working • to send out of the cuntry • small pieces of a company • trading goods and services • items or products to create • a system of dollars and coins • workers focus on one type work • money we pay to the government • buying small pices of a compeny • ...
Commerce/Economics Crossword 2022-11-02
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- reward of organisation
- Indian Tax System
- Discount given by the government
- Pays for purchased goods in instalments and becomes owner after paying the last instalment
- Feature of want that talks about two wants that need to happen together
- two or more people starting a business
- Importing of Goods from one country,bringing changes and exporting goods to another country
- Money given to the government for the development of nation
- Precaution or Safety taken for future disaster
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- A bond which gives the option to convert foreign currency to shares
- Group started to help each other
- law that talks about diminishing utility after continuous consumption
- single operator of business
- Makes buyer and seller meet and is given commission called brokerage
- Type of business whose capital can be bought as shares
- A sole trader has _____________ liability
- A deposit that is done in the bank every month at the same time
- Central Bank of India
- Money invested to start a business
19 Clues: Indian Tax System • Central Bank of India • reward of organisation • single operator of business • Group started to help each other • Discount given by the government • Money invested to start a business • two or more people starting a business • A sole trader has _____________ liability • Precaution or Safety taken for future disaster • ...
Economics Unit 1 2023-12-11
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- the amount of goods available and the desire to own something along with the ability to pay for it (3 words)
- using resources in a way that maximizes production of goods
- ability to produce a product most efficiently given all other products that could be produced (2 words)
- an item we desire but that is not essential to survival
- limited quantities of resources to meet unlimited demands
- something like air, food, or shelter that's needed for survival
- the effort that people devote to a task for which they are paid
- ability to produce more of a product using a given amount of resources (2 words)
- a curve/graph that shows alternative ways to use an economy's resources (2 words)
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- the most desirable alternative given up in a decision (2 words)
- objects such as clothes or shoes
- the study of how people make choices to satisfy needs and wants
- all human-made goods used to produce other goods (2 words)
- one who combines land, labor, and capital in new ways
- land, labor and capital (3 words)
- the skills and knowledge gained by a worker through education and experience (2 words)
- actions or activities one person performs for another
- natural resources used to make goods
- using fewer resources than an economy is capable of using
19 Clues: objects such as clothes or shoes • land, labor and capital (3 words) • natural resources used to make goods • one who combines land, labor, and capital in new ways • actions or activities one person performs for another • an item we desire but that is not essential to survival • limited quantities of resources to meet unlimited demands • ...
TY Economics crossword 2024-10-18
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- Opinions or suggestions on how the economy should work, based on values (9 letters).
- The study of how people make choices when resources are limited (9 letters).
- Essentials for survival, such as food, water, and shelter (5 letters)
- A plan for how you will spend your money over a period (6 letters).
- The money you earn from work or investments (6 letters).
- The informal Irish term for Jobseeker’s Allowance (4 letters).
- Money you must pay to the government based on your income or purchases (3 letters).
- The amount of goods available for people to buy (6 letters).
- Things people desire but do not necessarily need to survive (5 letters)
- The satisfaction or happiness you get from using a product (7 letters).
- When people want to buy goods or services and have the money to pay for them (6 letters).
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- The cost of what you give up when you choose something else (14 letters).
- The year you are currently in (10 letters)
- Statements about what is happening in the economy, based on facts (8 letters).
- An example where the Irish government overspent on a trivial projects (8 letters).
- The problem that resources are limited but wants are unlimited (8 letters).
- A system of income tax deducted from wages in Ireland (4 letters).
- A tax companies in Ireland pay on their profits (11 letters).
- type of tax added to the price of most goods and services in Ireland (3 letters).
19 Clues: The year you are currently in (10 letters) • The money you earn from work or investments (6 letters). • The amount of goods available for people to buy (6 letters). • A tax companies in Ireland pay on their profits (11 letters). • The informal Irish term for Jobseeker’s Allowance (4 letters). • A system of income tax deducted from wages in Ireland (4 letters). • ...
Y7 Economics Crossword 2026-05-12
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- The problem that people have unlimited wants but limited resources to satisfy them.
- The idea that consumers influence what businesses produce through the choices they make when buying goods and services.
- The amount of a good or service that producers are willing and able to sell.
- The resources used to produce goods and services.
- A place or situation where buyers and sellers exchange goods and services.
- When there is not enough of a resource to satisfy everyone’s wants and needs.
- A person or business that makes or sells goods and services.
- The ability to bring land, labour and capital together to start or run a business.
- Something people would like to have, but can live without.
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- The next best option given up when a choice is made.
- Human-made resources used to produce goods and services, such as tools, machines, buildings and equipment.
- The human effort, skills and work used to produce goods and services.
- Something people must have to survive or live safely, such as food, water, shelter and clothing.
- Things used to produce goods and services, including land, labour, capital and enterprise.
- Actions or jobs done for people, such as haircuts, teaching, banking and transport.
- Natural resources used to produce goods and services, such as water, soil, minerals and forests.
- A person who buys or uses goods and services.
- Physical items that people buy or use, such as food, clothes, phones and cars.
- The amount of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to buy.
19 Clues: A person who buys or uses goods and services. • The resources used to produce goods and services. • The next best option given up when a choice is made. • Something people would like to have, but can live without. • A person or business that makes or sells goods and services. • The human effort, skills and work used to produce goods and services. • ...
Easy Economics Test 2021-10-04
Across
- describes demand whose elasticity is exactly equal to 1
- when consumers react to an increase in a good's price by consuming less of that good and more of a substitute good
- consumers will buy more of a good when its price is lower and less when its price is higher
- a measure of how consumers respond to price changes
- a good that consumers demand more of when their incomes increase
- the amount of goods available
- a graphic representation of a demand schedule
- the total amount of money a company receives by selling goods or services
- a table that lists the quantity of a good all consumers in a market will buy at various prices
- describes demand that is very sensitive to a change in price
- good that used in place of one another
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- a Latin phrase that means "all other things held constant"
- describes demand that is not very sensitive to price changes
- a good that consumers demand less of when their incomes increase
- the desire to own something and the ability to pay for it
- a table that lists the quantity of a good a person will buy at various prices in a market
- the change in consumption that results when a price increase causes real income to decline
- two goods that are bought and used together
- the statistical characteristics of populations and population segments, especially when used to identify consumer markets
19 Clues: the amount of goods available • good that used in place of one another • two goods that are bought and used together • a graphic representation of a demand schedule • a measure of how consumers respond to price changes • describes demand whose elasticity is exactly equal to 1 • the desire to own something and the ability to pay for it • ...
Intro into economics 2021-11-23
Across
- all natural resources used to produce goods and services
- A person who purchases goods and services for personal use
- land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship. Resources people use to produce goods and services
- The amount of goods available
- The study of how people seek to satisfy their needs and wants by making choices
- Items purchased to satisfy needs and wants
- the machinery, tools and buildings humans use to produce goods and services
- Limited quantities of resources to meet unlimited wants
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- things that are required in order to live
- economy market-based economic system with limited government involvement
- Limited or hard to find
- Actions or activities that one person performs for another
- Consumer willingness and ability to buy products
- market economy a system in which prices are not controlled by the government and competition is extreme.
- Economy An economy in which production is based on customs and traditions and economic roles are typically passed down from one generation to the next.
- things that add comfort and pleasure to your life
- the effort that people contribute to the production of goods and services.
- economy An economic system in which the government controls a country's economy.
- A person who organizes, manages, and takes on the risks of a business.
19 Clues: Limited or hard to find • The amount of goods available • things that are required in order to live • Items purchased to satisfy needs and wants • Consumer willingness and ability to buy products • things that add comfort and pleasure to your life • Limited quantities of resources to meet unlimited wants • all natural resources used to produce goods and services • ...
Economics Lesson 1 2022-01-18
Across
- social science dealing with how people satisfy seemingly unlimited and competing needs and wants with the careful use of scarce resources
- good intended for final use by consumers other than businesses
- work or labor performed for someone; economic product that includes haircuts, home repairs, and forms of entertainment
- covering many or all areas
- ability or capacity of a good or service to be useful and give satisfaction to someone
- good that lasts for at least three years when used regularly
- monetary value of all final goods, services, and structures produced within a country’s national borders during a one-year period
- tangible economic product that is useful, transferable to others, and used to satisfy wants and needs
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- fundamental economic problem facing all societies resulting from a combination of limited resources and people's virtually unlimited needs and wants
- capable of being passed from one person to another
- apparent contradiction between the high value of a nonessential item and the low value of an essential item
- basic requirement for survival
- not physical; something that cannot be touched
- item that wears out, is used up, or lasts for fewer than three years when used regularly
- sum of tangible economic goods that are scarce, useful, and transferable from one person to another; excludes services
- tool, equipment, or other manufactured good used to produce other goods and services; a factor of production
- monetary worth of a good or service as determined by the market
- something we would like to have but is not necessary for survival
- gradual collection of goods
19 Clues: covering many or all areas • gradual collection of goods • basic requirement for survival • not physical; something that cannot be touched • capable of being passed from one person to another • good that lasts for at least three years when used regularly • good intended for final use by consumers other than businesses • ...
Economics Second Grading 2019-10-02
Across
- marami ang supply kaysa demand
- %ΔQs = %ΔP
- salik na nakakaapekto sa Qd at Qs
- uri ng desease sa baboy na naging suliranin ng probinsya Rizal at Bulacan
- direkta o positibong ugnayan ang presyo sa quantity supplied
- mga produntong tumataas ang demand kapag bumababa ang kita
- grapikong paglalarawan ng presyo at quantity demanded
- tawag sa pinagkasunduang presyo at dami ng produkto ng konsyumer at prodyuser
- %∆Qd > %ΔP
- nakatutulong sa prodyuser na makabuo ng maraming supply
- sangay ng araling panglipunan na tumutulong sa matalinong pagdedesisyon
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- tumutukoy sa dami ng produkto o serbisyo na handa at kayang ipagbili ng mga prodyuser sa iba’t ibang presyo
- mas madami ng demand kaysa ng supply
- isang bansa sa Europa na huling binisita ng pangulo upang magkaroon ng magandang ugnayan
- Isinasaad nito mayroong inverse o magkasalungat na ugnayan ang presyo sa quantity demanded
- Qd = a - bP
- mga produktong tumataas ng demand dahil sa paglaki ng kita
- %ΔQs < %ΔP
- tumutukoy sa dami ng produkto o serbisyo na gusto at kayang bilhin
19 Clues: %ΔQs < %ΔP • %∆Qd > %ΔP • %ΔQs = %ΔP • Qd = a - bP • marami ang supply kaysa demand • salik na nakakaapekto sa Qd at Qs • mas madami ng demand kaysa ng supply • grapikong paglalarawan ng presyo at quantity demanded • nakatutulong sa prodyuser na makabuo ng maraming supply • mga produktong tumataas ng demand dahil sa paglaki ng kita • ...
Economics cross worod 2023-11-13
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- tax on imported goods
- a right to sell its good within an exclusive market
- government aid to the poor
- an illegal agreement between firms
- factor that can change
- any resource used to produce goods
- worth assets minus liability
- an organized work stoppage
- illegal grouping of companies to discourage competition
- a market where single seller dominates
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- force all nonmilitary people who are employed
- more demand than supply
- the effort devoted to a task for pay
- more supply than demand
- the legal obligation to pay debts
- a good or service sent to another country
- the quantity of goods on hand
- producers that agree to coordinate prices
- the chief executive officer
- laws laws in a city that designate certain areas
20 Clues: tax on imported goods • more demand than supply • more supply than demand • factor that can change • government aid to the poor • an organized work stoppage • the chief executive officer • worth assets minus liability • the quantity of goods on hand • the legal obligation to pay debts • an illegal agreement between firms • any resource used to produce goods • ...
Economics Chapter 1 2022-09-15
Across
- "gifts of nature"
- the cost of the best alternative use of money, time, or recourses when a choice is made
- the process of creating goods and services
- market where producers sell their goods and services to customers
- factors of production perform tasks that they can do relatively more efficiently than others
- work that is performed for someone
- worth that can be expressed in dollars and cents
- society not having enough resources for consumers
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- alternative choices
- things we don't need but would love to have
- market where productive resources are bought and sold
- an item that is economically useful and satisfies an economic want
- having the capacity to be useful and provide satisfaction
- a measure of the amount of output by the amount of input
- things we must have to stay alive
- the tools, equipment machinery used to produce goods and services
- a risk taker in search of profits who does something new with existing resources
- the study of how people try to satisfy unlimited wants through scarce resources
- people working with all their efforts, abilities, and skills
19 Clues: "gifts of nature" • alternative choices • things we must have to stay alive • work that is performed for someone • the process of creating goods and services • things we don't need but would love to have • worth that can be expressed in dollars and cents • society not having enough resources for consumers • market where productive resources are bought and sold • ...
economics crossword puzzle 2022-08-22
Across
- contradiction between high and low value
- worth of a good
- tangible goods that are scarce
- monetary value of all finale goods
- being passed from one person to another
- covering many areas
- good intended for finale use by consumer
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- work or labor
- ability of a good
- gradual collection of goods
- not physical
- unlimited and competing needs and wants
- last fewer than 3 years
- Factories,tool, and equipment
- desire to have something
- tangible economic product
- last for more than 3 years
- requirement for survival
- limited and unlimited resources
19 Clues: not physical • work or labor • worth of a good • ability of a good • covering many areas • last fewer than 3 years • desire to have something • requirement for survival • tangible economic product • last for more than 3 years • gradual collection of goods • Factories,tool, and equipment • tangible goods that are scarce • limited and unlimited resources • monetary value of all finale goods • ...
Economics GDP Crossword 2021-08-24
Across
- Means 'total' in economics
- Inflation can occur when there is a _________ of products
- Rate of inflation measures how much the price of a ______ of goods and services changes over time
- Product made overseas, bought by Australians
- Unemployed + Employed
- GDP is the total value of all _________ goods & services
- Inflation reduces ___________ power
- An increase in GDP results in economic ______
- Inflation can result from strong _______ for goods & services
- Someone working at least one hour paid work per week
- A general rise in price level over time
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- Where an economy experiences negative economic growth for 2 quarters (as shown in the business cycle diagram)
- Product made in Australia, sold overseas
- Type of living standards relating to access to goods & services
- Firms may raise prices if these costs increase
- To be considered unemployed, a person must be _________ for work
- Australian Bureau of statistics collects these for 100,000 goods and services
- Business _______ diagram shows changes in economic growth over time
- Gross ________ Product
19 Clues: Unemployed + Employed • Gross ________ Product • Means 'total' in economics • Inflation reduces ___________ power • A general rise in price level over time • Product made in Australia, sold overseas • Product made overseas, bought by Australians • An increase in GDP results in economic ______ • Firms may raise prices if these costs increase • ...
The Enlightment(Evan Shin 8A) 2025-09-02
9 Clues: test • money • stupid man • fresh start • what you see • smartest guy • know every thing • why does it happens? • everyone has its own; nobody can take away
the mexican j puzzle 2013-08-26
Across
- resource works with water
- engineering works with structal engineering
- works with water
- planning works with planning to construct a town
- works with fluids
- works with construction
- works with geophysics
- works with constructions
- deals with cars
- works with electromagnetics
- works with ogritcultral
- engineering work with fail train tracks
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- surveying works with casting
- applies to physics
- design works with lights
- energy works with economics
- works with old buildings
- works with different types of gas
18 Clues: deals with cars • works with water • works with fluids • applies to physics • works with geophysics • works with construction • works with ogritcultral • design works with lights • works with constructions • works with old buildings • resource works with water • energy works with economics • works with electromagnetics • surveying works with casting • works with different types of gas • ...
Ecology 2024-05-17
Across
- Diversity of organisms that help an ecosystem thrive
- Adaptation that includes migrating and hibernating
- The amount of percentage actually gained from consuming another organism
- Kingdom that contains unicellular organisms that can survive extreme conditions
- Adaptation that involves the shape of an organism
- First type of species after primary succession
- Type of environmental change including drought or flooding (include dash)
- Organism that hunts other organisms
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- Type of succession that starts with soil
- Type of organism that can't produce its own food (word used to describe kingdoms)
- Kingdom that contains autotrophic multicellular organisms
- Describes an organism that produces its own food
- Type of consumer that hunts secondary consumers
- Type of environmental change including deforestation or urbanization (include dash)
- Organism that gets hunted by other organisms
15 Clues: Organism that hunts other organisms • Type of succession that starts with soil • Organism that gets hunted by other organisms • First type of species after primary succession • Type of consumer that hunts secondary consumers • Describes an organism that produces its own food • Adaptation that involves the shape of an organism • ...
syhcology 2025-06-24
Across
- Influences from surroundings like culture, family, or school
- Traits passed genetically from biological parents to offspring
- The combined effect of hereditary and environmental factors on development
- Increased likelihood of developing traits or disorders due to genetics
- Ability to recognise, express, and regulate feelings appropriately
- Mental processes such as thinking, learning, and remembering
- Influence of inherited biological/genetic traits on development
- Theory that behaviour is learned through interaction with environment
- Scientific comparison of genetically identical individuals raised apart
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- The idea that humans are born a "blank slate"
- Lifelong changes in cognitive, emotional, and social functioning
- Expectation-based influence on how we perceive things like taste
- A person's natural disposition or emotional reactivity
- Influence of environment and experience on development
- Skills allowing individuals to interact effectively with others
15 Clues: The idea that humans are born a "blank slate" • A person's natural disposition or emotional reactivity • Influence of environment and experience on development • Influences from surroundings like culture, family, or school • Mental processes such as thinking, learning, and remembering • Traits passed genetically from biological parents to offspring • ...
A.5 Automation and Robotics Hour 5 2023-02-06
Across
- A engineer that uses chemicals and acids to work with.
- The type of engineer that builds planes
- A Engineer that specializes in math and equations.
- Somebody who builds the design world
- The type of engineer that builds bridges.
- A scientist who studies the earth and rocks.
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- A engineer who tries and help the world and make it more environmental friendly.
- The the type of engineer that designs power producing machines.
- The type of engineer that specializes in weather.
- A engineer that builds machines to help the sick.
- an engineer that works with technology.
- a engineer that works with animals.
12 Clues: a engineer that works with animals. • Somebody who builds the design world • The type of engineer that builds planes • an engineer that works with technology. • The type of engineer that builds bridges. • A scientist who studies the earth and rocks. • The type of engineer that specializes in weather. • A engineer that builds machines to help the sick. • ...
ECA fundamentals 2015-05-09
Across
- Greek god or Germany's ECA
- common set of guidelines to encourage fair competition
- country providing guarantees and loans through one institution
- maximum tenor for projet finance
- bond callable if contractor does not act according to contract
- 15% amount that is required of borrowers
- sace is this country's ECA
- department that assesses technical and environmental risks
- pertaining to environmental principles
- a type of short trade political risk event
- converse of common ECA policies
- having significant environmental impact
- top sector financed by ECAs 2014
- export credit agency
- insures exporters' a pool of foreign accounts receivable
- buyer bankruptcy is one of these types of eligible events
- ECA with 28 cofinancing agreements
- the highest country risk rating
- eligible content preceding application
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- recipient of suppler credit
- amount of content that can be financed
- France's ECA
- short term financing when exporters pledge insured accounts receivable
- having a lead and follower ECA
- what an exporter does when the buyer doesn't pay
- another sector understanding category
- a working capital guarantee facility can be used to enhance an exporter's this
- the maximum OECD repayment period for a standard export
- type of insurance applicable to one purchase order
- abbrv. for US anti-bribery law
- Korea's ECA insurance arm
- a sector understanding category
- ECA providing the most bond insurance
- amount paid to an ECA to obtain short term insurance
- country seeking its Hidden Champions
- official lending rate for ECAs
- OECD country with the 2 largest ECAs by volume
- reference this to determine if US Ex-Im is open and on what terms
38 Clues: France's ECA • export credit agency • Korea's ECA insurance arm • Greek god or Germany's ECA • sace is this country's ECA • recipient of suppler credit • having a lead and follower ECA • abbrv. for US anti-bribery law • official lending rate for ECAs • a sector understanding category • converse of common ECA policies • the highest country risk rating • ...
Plural Policing 2018-10-29
Across
- 22% of G4S employees are employed in this continent
- Missing word – MI6 is the =common name for the Secret “?” Service
- 8% of G4S employees are employed in this continent
- Missing word - SEPA is the Scottish Environmental “?” Agency
- Missing word - MI5 is the common name for the UK “?” Service
- The first Neighbourhood Watch scheme - then known as Home Watch - was set up in the UK in in which Chesire town in 1982?
- Surname of “Johnathon” on NCA most wanted list
- Acronym for British Security Industry Authority
- The article ‘Pluralisation of policing in England & Wales and the Netherlands: exploring similarity and difference’ (2009) was written by Jones, van Steden and which other author (surname)?
- Surname of the current Chief of the Secret Intelligence Service
- Acronym for Scottish Environmental Protection Agency
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- NCA Board Meeting on 23 August 2018 met in this city
- According to Atkinson (2018) beyond the ‘key operational partners’ how many other agencies have a presence at the Scottish Crime Campus?
- Surname of the current Director General of the Security Service
- In their 2002 article Mark Button and Tim John considered the plural policing of what kind of protest?
- G4S had a contract to deliver security at this event in London in 2012
- The first Neighbourhood Watch schemes were set up in New York in 1964 as a response to a murder. What was the surname of the victim?
- Missing word - The NCA stands for the National “?" Agency
- Missing word - HMRC is Her Majesty’s Revenue and “?”
- The Scottish Crime Campus is located in this town
- According to Atkinson (2018) how many ‘key operational partners’ are based at the Scottish Crime Campus?
21 Clues: Surname of “Johnathon” on NCA most wanted list • Acronym for British Security Industry Authority • The Scottish Crime Campus is located in this town • 8% of G4S employees are employed in this continent • 22% of G4S employees are employed in this continent • NCA Board Meeting on 23 August 2018 met in this city • Missing word - HMRC is Her Majesty’s Revenue and “?” • ...
Organisms in the Environment 2021-04-16
Across
- Organisms that make complex, energy-containing biomolecules from simple inorganic molecules using energy captured from light or inorganic chemical compounds.
- A single, linear path showing the flow of energy from the sun to producer and through different levels of consumers.
- More than one individual or population in an ecosystem relies upon the same limited resources.
- Rainfall and surface water that drains or flows from the land into streams, rivers, lakes, or the ocean.
- An environmental change that happens quickly but does not last a long time.
- The position an organism occupies on the food web.
- Organisms that consume only plants.
- Animals that eat other animals that eat plants
- An organism that must consume other organisms for nutrients.
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- An organism that gets their energy by feeding on producers in the food chain.
- A man-made, underwater structure that promotes the growth of reef-dwelling aquatic organisms.
- The permanent disappearance of a species from the Earth.
- Environmental change that occurs slowly over time and affects organisms over generations.
- A diagram that shows the trophic levels of organisms in a food web.
- A species that enters an area from somewhere else and disrupts the native ecosystem.
- Organisms such as bacteria and fungi that break down the remains of dead plants and animals without need for internal digestion.
- Animals that eat other animals.
- Overlapping food chains with different pathways for the flow of food energy in an ecosystem.
- A long-term change in the prevailing environmental conditions in a part of the Earth
- Animals that eat secondary consumers.
- Taking more fish out of an ecosystem than can be replaced by the reproductive rates of the remaining populations.
21 Clues: Animals that eat other animals. • Organisms that consume only plants. • Animals that eat secondary consumers. • Animals that eat other animals that eat plants • The position an organism occupies on the food web. • The permanent disappearance of a species from the Earth. • An organism that must consume other organisms for nutrients. • ...
Unit 7 2025-02-28
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- - early stage of embryonic development - follows Blastula - formation of the layers, Ectoderm - mesoderm - endoderm Zygote - initial cell formed after fertilization of egg
- - early stage of embryonic development, occurs after fertilization of egg + formation of zygote
- -study of embryos and their development, formation, growth, development
- small changes in a population
- group-a scientific naming system used to identify organisms
- structures organisms have unused organs or structures
- body structures- same structures can evolve for different uses depending on environmental demand
- - major group of animals characterized by their embryonic development Derived character - feature present in organism that was absent in last common ancestor group Protostome - characterized from embryonic development - phyla
- genus species used to make scientific name for organism
- middle layer in germ layer-gives variety of structures in body
- genes- master control gene, determines placement and activation development in organism clocks- Randomocks-random mutations accumulate over time at a consistent rate-# of mutations differences can be used to predict when an evolutionary split occurred
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- body structures- different structures can evolve to fulfill similar demands based on environmental demands
- equilibrium-long periods of equilibrium interrupted by rapid change
- outermost layer-skin, hair, nails
- section Binomial nomenclaturee-tries to show ancestry
- radiation-single species or group diversifies into many distinct forms
- record-organisms on Earth have been changing as seen in preserved organisms Convergent evolution-organisms under similar environmental pressures evolve similarly
- small changes over time compound into large changes
- theory-first eukaryotes evolved from 1 prokaryote living within another
- -2 species living in close proximity evolve in response to each other
- -single species or multiple species die out
- layer-digestive system, trachea, lungs
22 Clues: small changes in a population • outermost layer-skin, hair, nails • layer-digestive system, trachea, lungs • -single species or multiple species die out • small changes over time compound into large changes • structures organisms have unused organs or structures • section Binomial nomenclaturee-tries to show ancestry • ...
Biology 2025-03-06
Across
- first eukaryotes evolved from 1 prokaryote living within another
- single species or multiple species die out
- organisms on Earth have been changing as seen in preserved organisms Convergent evolution-organisms under similar environmental pressures evolve similarly
- inner most layer-digestive system, trachea, lungs
- early stage of embryonic development, occurs after fertilization of egg + formation of zygote
- organisms have unused organs or structures
- same structures can evolve for different uses depending on environmental demand
- single species or group diversifies into many distinct forms
- outermost layer-skin, hair, nails
- different structures can evolve to fulfill similar demands based on environmental demands
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- major group of animals characterized by their embryonic development Derived character - feature present in organism that was absent in last common ancestor group Protostome - characterized from embryonic development - phyla
- 2 species living in close proximity evolve in response to each other
- genus species used to make scientific name for organism
- master control gene, determines placement and activation development in organism clocks- Randomocks-random mutations accumulate over time at a consistent rate-# of mutations differences can be used to predict when an evolutionary split occurred
- small changes in a population
- early stage of embryonic development - follows Blastula - formation of the layers, Ectoderm - mesoderm - endoderm Zygote - initial cell formed after fertilization of egg
- small changes over time compound into large changes
- section Binomial nomenclature-tries to show ancestry
- long periods of equilibrium interrupted by rapid change
- middle layer in germ layer-gives variety of structures in body
- study of embryos and their development, formation, growth, development
- a scientific naming system used to identify organisms
22 Clues: small changes in a population • outermost layer-skin, hair, nails • organisms have unused organs or structures • single species or multiple species die out • inner most layer-digestive system, trachea, lungs • small changes over time compound into large changes • a scientific naming system used to identify organisms • ...
200 Final Health Promotion Pt 2 2024-12-03
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- Early and regular prenatal care can result in _ pregnancy, promoting healthy birth
- Highly addictive chemical found in tobacco
- _ test: Procedure used to detect possible presence of health conditions before symptoms appear
- Start looking at _ for toddlers and preschoolers
- _ anomalies: Changes in physical structure at birth
- Lung cancer, impotence, premature aging, wrinkling are risk factors _ for smoking
- Teach parents _ to contact infant's HCP
- Preterm labor, spontaneous abortion, and SIDS are risk factors from smoking during _
- Age, socioeconomic status, and lack of engagement in school, religious, and other activities are risk factors _ for smoking
- Parental expectations, religious activity, and prevention strategies are _ factors for adolescents to not smoke
- _ older adult smokers have lower socioeconomic status
- Nicotine replacement therapy does not treat underlying _ needs
- Nurses can _ government officials at municipal, state, and national levels
- Number 1 cause of unintentional, nonfatal injuries of newborns and infants
- _ crashes are one of leading causes of death in preschoolers
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- _ injuries are leading cause of death among all ages of children
- Air and water pollution are two most _ environmental health hazards
- Usually no _ in early stages of smoking
- Leading cause of death among infants 1-12 months of age
- Nurses should not be surprised when pts have difficulty _ smoking
- Pregnant women generally smoke at _ rates than nonpregnant women
- Fetal nicotine concentration rates are _ than those in mother
- Teen years are _ for nicotine use
- Nurses work with _ activists
- Asthma, birth defects, cancer, and lead poisoning are public health problems linked to _ to environmental hazards
- _ quality is 1 of 12 leading health indicators and has direct effect on health status
- _ smoking: Single most preventable cause of disease, death in U.S.
- _ have fewer injuries and fatalities than toddlers
28 Clues: Nurses work with _ activists • Teen years are _ for nicotine use • Usually no _ in early stages of smoking • Teach parents _ to contact infant's HCP • Highly addictive chemical found in tobacco • Start looking at _ for toddlers and preschoolers • _ have fewer injuries and fatalities than toddlers • _ anomalies: Changes in physical structure at birth • ...
Lesson 4– The Human Person in the Environment 2025-09-22
Across
- Someone who protects natural resources for sustainable use.
- Meeting present needs without compromising future generations.
- The wholeness and health of natural systems.
- Avoiding unnecessary consumption to preserve resources.
- The study of beauty and artistic value in nature.
- An international agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
- The natural world that surrounds and sustains human life.
- A branch of philosophy that studies the relationship between humans and nature.
- A lack of harmony or structure, often caused by environmental neglect.
- The moral principles guiding how humans treat the environment.
- All living and non-living things not made by humans.
- A theory linking environmental issues to social structures.
- A perspective that values ecosystems as wholes, not just individual organisms.
- A state of harmony between human needs and ecological health.
- Idea by James Lovelock: Earth acts as a self-regulating living system that sustains life.
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- The view that all living things have moral value.
- Fair treatment of all people in climate policy and impact.
- A movement advocating for the protection of the natural world.
- The study of moral responsibility in addressing climate change.
- A person who believes nature has intrinsic value beyond human use.
- A being capable of reason, freedom, and moral responsibility.
- The belief that humans are the central or most significant species.
- The idea that all beings and systems are linked.
- Using resources wisely to avoid waste while meeting needs.
- Wise decision-making that considers long-term consequences.
- Natural disasters that disrupt human and ecological systems.
- The love of wisdom; study of existence, ethics, and knowledge.
- The moral obligation to care for others and the planet.
- The worth of the environment beyond economic use.
- Fairness in access to resources and environmental benefits.
30 Clues: The wholeness and health of natural systems. • The idea that all beings and systems are linked. • The view that all living things have moral value. • The study of beauty and artistic value in nature. • The worth of the environment beyond economic use. • All living and non-living things not made by humans. • Avoiding unnecessary consumption to preserve resources. • ...
Environmental Disorders Fish 2021-02-24
Across
- disease caused by elevated CO2 levels
- popular fishing brand with black and green theme
- excessive cell growth due to environmental stimulant
- coarse fish dominating south east
- disease caused by low pH
- your favourite tutor
- zero oxygen environment
- things that can be observed underneath fishes skin when exposed to supersaturated water
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- warm water fish species popular in aquaculture in African countries
- increased plant biomass production due to excess nutrients, decreasing oxygen
- low oxygen environment
- disease caused by high nitrite levels
- disease caused by high pH
- cheese, tomato, bread
14 Clues: your favourite tutor • cheese, tomato, bread • low oxygen environment • zero oxygen environment • disease caused by low pH • disease caused by high pH • coarse fish dominating south east • disease caused by elevated CO2 levels • disease caused by high nitrite levels • popular fishing brand with black and green theme • excessive cell growth due to environmental stimulant • ...
Environmental Management words 2023-10-18
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- The factor that changes in an experiment
- A preference on a topic
- Non-numerical information
- A graph that shows percentages as a circle
- Bars must touch. Variables are related
- The protection from being harmed
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- Provide a global perspective, allowing for the measurement of various climate variables
- Information gathered by a group of people
- Numerical information
- Used to show a continuous change over time in data
- The factor that does not change in an experiment
- Data that describe both the locations and characteristics of spatial features
- The big gathering of data
- Morals
14 Clues: Morals • Numerical information • A preference on a topic • Non-numerical information • The big gathering of data • The protection from being harmed • Bars must touch. Variables are related • The factor that changes in an experiment • Information gathered by a group of people • A graph that shows percentages as a circle • The factor that does not change in an experiment • ...
Environmental Science Puzzle 2023-10-15
Across
- the average increase of temperature of the troposphere
- something capable of decaying into its basic components
- gas in the atmosphere such as methane, water vapor, carbon dioxide
- protection from harm
- the effect something has on the environment
- to cut back on harmful habits that produce waste
- to reprocess reusable goods
Down
- the amount of carbon dioxide produced by your lifestyle
- conversion of forested lands into non-forest use
- pollution released into the atmosphere from carbon dioxide; often produced by motor vehicles
- excess material produced
- significant change in climate including temperature, precipitation or wind
- raw materials supplied by nature
- plant or animal materials used to create energy
14 Clues: protection from harm • excess material produced • to reprocess reusable goods • raw materials supplied by nature • the effect something has on the environment • plant or animal materials used to create energy • conversion of forested lands into non-forest use • to cut back on harmful habits that produce waste • the average increase of temperature of the troposphere • ...
Bristol Environmental Opportunities 2026-02-15
Across
- Making urban spaces greener
- Bristol has eight of these
- Bristol aims to be this by 2030
- Bristol Council donates these
- 20,000 people commute in one of these in Bristol
- Urban greening absorbs water to reduce this
- The % of Bristol's commuters on public transport
- Now open space, Queen Sq used to be a....
Down
- Bristol's roads have become increasingly....
- Possible future transport system
- Bristol was named the first in the UK in 2008
- How Bristol's transport system is connected
- % of Bristol's population within 350m of parkland
- The number of new play spaces being constructed
14 Clues: Bristol has eight of these • Making urban spaces greener • Bristol Council donates these • Bristol aims to be this by 2030 • Possible future transport system • Now open space, Queen Sq used to be a.... • How Bristol's transport system is connected • Urban greening absorbs water to reduce this • Bristol's roads have become increasingly.... • ...
