Resource Management

3. - Energy obtained by converting air flows into electricity using turbines.
6. - An extended period of deficient rainfall leading to water shortages.
7. - Large bodies of inland water important for ecosystems and human consumption.
9. - Element emitted as dioxide when fossil fuels are burned, impacting climate.
10. - Natural waterways crucial for freshwater supply and generating hydroelectric power.
11. - A solid fossil fuel commonly used for electricity generation.
14. - Type of fuel derived from ancient organic matter, such as coal or oil.
15. - A liquid fossil fuel extracted and refined for energy use.
16. - Energy harnessed from the Earth's internal heat.
17. - The level of need or desire for water and energy resources.
18. - The total amount of water or energy available for use.

1. - Electricity generated by the movement of water through dams.
2. - Economic activity requiring large amounts of water and energy for production.
4. - Energy produced through the splitting of atomic nuclei.
5. - Sector that uses significant water resources for irrigation and livestock.
8. - A situation where water or energy resources are insufficient to meet the needs.
12. - Renewable energy harnessed from the sun's radiation.
13. - Gases like CO₂ that trap heat in the atmosphere, affecting global temperatures.