GCP Final Vocab

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Across
  1. 2. tartar: finely cut, raw reindeer meat
  2. 6. possible to do long term without harm (solar energy, wind turbines, etc.)
  3. 8. the process milk undergoes so it is safe for human consumption: kills off bacteria in milk such as salmonella, goat milk and quail eggs naturally pasteurized
  4. 11. Central Kitchen: helps to feed people after natural disasters - over 19,000 volunteers, non-profit - spearheaded by Chef Jose Andres
  5. 12. Technology: farming technique where crops are grown in water with little to no soil. Usually planted in pipes.
  6. 13. sourced: ingredients farmed/sourced locally; a farmer in a town providing milk to a business in the same town
  7. 14. Ions are the energy emitted from various sources
  8. 16. everybody involved in producing a product is treated fairly and justly; no child labor, no forced labor, human trafficking, poor working conditions, etc.
  9. 18. Unlawful commercial exploitation of a country’s biological materials
  10. 19. Rescue Center: takes care of injured animals in Costa Rica, veterinarian and rehabilitation center
  11. 20. the name and process of making a dish; raw fish or shellfish is covered in lime juice, which then makes it safe for human consumption
Down
  1. 1. plants that grow year round and do not die off
  2. 3. people who moved from their home country to live in another country permanently
  3. 4. helps to clean up the Thames river - hosts clean-ups with volunteers
  4. 5. having diversity in a biological community, opposite of monocropping
  5. 7. Rhythm: a person internal clock, including their sleep cycle; can be affected by hormones/chemical production in the body, like melatonin, traveling to other time zones can affect circadian rhythm (jetlagged)
  6. 9. Rescue Center: a center based in Peru dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming animals from the Amazon rainforest, with a larger focus on aquatic animals
  7. 10. having a huge area and only planting one crop (corn/soy/wheat); popularized in the US during the industrial revolution
  8. 15. crops: crops that can feed a community, act as a buffer crop, and are a natural pesticide
  9. 17. de Paris: has around 1,000 public water fountains around Paris for the locals, tourists, and the homeless