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3. - reusing materials to create something new and more valuable.
6. - electricity produced using the energy of moving water, such as rivers or dams.
9. - a site where waste is buried and stored long-term.
11. consumption - choosing products that are made in ways that are fair, sustainable, and responsible toward people, animals, and the environment.
15. - the practice of growing crops, raising livestock, and cultivating soil to produce food, fibre, and other products
16. restoration - repairing or rebuilding damaged ecosystems so plants and animals can live there again.
17. - the large-scale clearing of forests, usually for farming, building, or other human activities.
18. quality - how clean or polluted the air is, and whether it is safe for people and the environment.
19. - resources that naturally replenish and never run out, like solar, wind, and water energy.

1. - resources that cannot be replaced quickly, such as coal, oil, and gas.
2. - materials that can be processed and used again instead of being thrown away.
4. - caring for and responsibly managing the environment and natural resources.
5. transport - shared travel systems like buses, trains, and trams that move many people at once.
7. - planting trees to replace forests that have been cut down.
8. change - long-term shifts in global weather patterns, mainly caused by human activities that increase greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
10. zero - balancing the amount of greenhouse gases released with the amount removed from the atmosphere.
12. - the natural environment where a plant or animal lives and gets its food, water, and shelter.
13. - unwanted or discarded materials.
14. - power generated from the movement of air using wind turbines.
20. - the variety of different living organisms, plants, animals, and microorganisms and the ecosystems they form.