natural capital

4. Equilibrium, where fluctuations are fixed around a certain level
6. Translations of energy and/or matter.
9. The magnitude or intensity that must be exceeded for a certain reaction, phenomenon, result, or condition to occur or be manifested
10. An EVS which implies relying on progress and strong belief in human capabilities.
12. The way of dealing with a situation or problem that scientists adopt. (e.g. holistic or reductionist ... ).
14. Science that studies the relations of organisms to one another and to their physical surroundings

1. Feedback that enhances change, leads to a tipping point.
2. This type of system implies no exchange of energy and matter across the boundary.
3. This adjective means something that has value in its own rights.
5. The law that concerns the conservation of energy is the first law of ... .
7. They can be renewable or non-renewable
8. A category of nuclear plants, to which belonged both Fukushima and Tchernobyl
11. Worldview in other words.
13. Kyoto Protocol divided countries in two categories according to their economical development. To which category of countries belonged China, India and Bhutan?