Law BB30 7.01

2. - Rules or directives made and maintained by an authority to govern conduct, especially in environmental protection.
4. - Relating to the generation of electricity using flowing water, often regulated by energy commissions.
7. - Using less energy to provide the same service or achieve the same result, minimizing waste.
8. - The association of a nation's energy policies with its overall security and economic stability.
10. - Substances that cause harm or deterioration to the environment, often through contamination.
11. - Energy derived from resources that are replenished naturally, such as solar, wind, or hydroelectric power.
12. - The release of pollutants into the environment, particularly into water bodies, regulated under various laws.
13. - The ability to maintain ecological balance by avoiding depletion of natural resources.
14. - A U.S. governmental agency responsible for enforcing regulations to protect human health and the environment.

1. - The condition of a nation being self-sufficient in its energy needs, reducing reliance on foreign sources.
3. - The framework of physical facilities and systems that support energy production, distribution, and consumption.
5. - The process of removing pollution or contaminants from the environment, typically the responsibility of the polluter.
6. - Non-conventional fuels that serve as alternatives to traditional fossil fuels, promoting sustainability.
7. - The effect that a proposed project or action may have on the surrounding environment, evaluated through statements or assessments.
9. - The careful management of natural resources to prevent exploitation, destruction, or neglect.