Across
- 2. Discarded materials that still have useful physical or chemical properties after serving their original purpose and can be reused or remanufactured to make new products
- 4. A burrowing animal
- 5. An animal that eats meat and plants
- 8. Active at night
- 9. Active during the day
- 11. An animal that eats insects
- 13. Birthed or hatched requiring significant care
- 14. An animal who is hatched or birthed in an advanced state
- 16. The land area that drains into a waterbody like a creek, stream, river or ocean
- 20. "wish-cycling" when someone puts something that's not recyclable in a recyclable collection container in the hopes it's recyclable
- 22. The wise use of resources
- 23. The president who made earth day an official holiday.
- 24. An animal that eats plants
Down
- 1. The extraction of useful material or energy from a waste stream such as heat from the burning of municipal solid waste
- 3. Contamination of air, soil, or water with harmful substances or substances that could become harmful later on.
- 6. Organic Materials-such as wood, food scraps, paper, and grass clippings- things that decay under normal conditions
- 7. The place where unwanted materials are deposited, compacted and covered with dirt
- 10. Active during dawn or dusk
- 12. An animal that eats meat
- 15. Someone who uses resources wisely
- 17. To reuse materials such as glass, aluminum, steel, and plastic to make new products.
- 18. All of the natural and living things surrounding us (Including air, water, vegetation, climate, wildlife, humans) that have an influence on us and our physical and biological existence
- 19. The responsible overseeing and protection of something considered worth caring for and preserving
- 21. Any substance that negatively affects the health of humans, animals or ecosystems