Across
- 3. Set of conductions, laws, influences and interactions of a physical, chemical and biological order that allows, shelters and governs life in its forms
- 4. Giving preferences to products that do not harm the environment
- 5. Process of converting waste into potentially useful materials or products
- 7. Are extracted from nature and transformed for use in human life
- 9. Rational and sustainable use of natural resources
- 10. Removal of mineral wealth from soils and rock formations that usually causes serious damage to the environment
Down
- 1. Type of organization where the production chain is only concerned with extracting resources, producing goods and disposing of waste
- 2. Economic development with better use of natural resources
- 5. Limits the production of waste, that is, another commodity is not purchased to perform the same function
- 6. Purpouse environmental awarness through actions that encourage the construction of sustainable natural cycles
- 8. Prevent waste before it is created and avoid mass production