Across
- 3. Creating green spaces, reducing car dependency, and improving public transport for cleaner air and healthier living.
- 6. View that humans are the most important species, free to use nature for their needs.
- 7. Wise use of resources to minimize waste.
- 8. Moral study of human interaction with nature.
- 10. Theory by James Lovelock that Earth acts as a self-regulating system.
- 12. Fair distribution of environmental benefits and burdens.
- 13. Promotes sustainable use and protection of natural resources.
- 17. Careful and wise decision-making.
- 18. Increase in Earth’s temperature caused by human activity.
- 20. 1997 international treaty to reduce greenhouse gases.
- 23. Human duty to care for and protect the environment.
- 25. Maintaining the natural state of the environment.
- 27. Philosophy that values ecosystems and biological communities as a whole.
- 28. Study of moral duties related to climate change.
- 29. Advocacy to solve environmental problems like pollution and deforestation.
Down
- 1. Damage to nature caused by human activities.
- 2. Belief that all living organisms have inherent value and should be protected.
- 4. Meeting needs today without harming future generations.
- 5. Study of humanity’s role and relationship with the environment.
- 7. Fair resource use ensuring future access.
- 9. Development that balances growth and environmental care.
- 11. Forest loss due to human greed or industry.
- 14. Long-term environmental changes linked to human activity.
- 15. Advocate of radical lifestyle change to protect all life forms.
- 16. Belief that order in nature enhances beauty and well-being.
- 19. Links environmental issues with social problems.
- 21. Thrifty use of resources, avoiding waste.
- 22. Recognition that nature has intrinsic worth.
- 24. Idea that humans are part of nature, not separate from it.
- 26. Living in harmony with nature, avoiding exploitation.