Nurture Nature

2. The largest percentage i.e. 45% of solid waste composition in Malaysia comprise of ______ waste.
3. This renewable energy source currently generates more electricity globally than any other renewable technology and is expected to remain the leading source of renewable power into the 2030s. What is it?
6. The practice of misleading others about the environmental or social impacts or benefits of a business, product, initiative or other practice is called ______?
9. This gas is a major component of landfill gas. It is highly flammable. It is also a greenhouse gas which is 28 times more effective than CO2 in trapping heat in the atmosphere.
10. This gas is brownish in colour and is primarily produced by burning fossil fuel. It contributes to the formation of smog causing the condition better known as haze. In high concentration, it causes difficulties in breathing, and could damage the lungs. This gas is called ______ oxides.

1. Only 31% of municipal solid waste in Malaysia is recycled which still falls short of the government’s 40% target by 2025. The majority of municipal solid waste in Malaysia ends up in _______.
4. Adopted in 2015 to combat climate change, this landmark global agreement aims to limit global temperature rise below 2°C. It is named after the European city where it was signed.
5. Increasing carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere contributes significantly to global _______.
7. Carbon dioxide (CO2) and other pollutants in the air trap heat from the sun and warms the earth surface. This process is known as the _______ effect.
8. This gas is both good and bad. It occurs naturally, high up in our atmosphere and helps to protect us by removing harmful rays from the sun. But at ground level, this gas can make breathing difficult, irritate our airways and eyes, as well as damage our lungs