Across
- 2. Social costs of actions that we may take, cultural significance of the human-environmental relationships, policy, justice
- 4. Geology, Atmosphere, Oceans, it focuses on the physical Earth - its land, oceans, atmosphere, and internal processes
- 8. Genetics, ecosystems, biodiversity, selection, extinction
- 10. The average change in population over time
- 11. The responsible management of natural resources to fulfill current needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet theirs
Down
- 1. Energy Flow, Climate Dynamics, and the physical forces that shape this planet
- 3. The ways in which different elements of the environment, society, and economy are linked together, influencing and impacting one another
- 5. The moral framework, we consider the intrinsic value of nature, equity, our responsibilities to future generations and non-human species, and the sustainable use of resources
- 6. Pollution, Water and Air Quality, Chemical Remediation, Soil Chemistry, radioactivity
- 7. The ways in which natural resources are consumed, managed, and utilized to meet human needs and drive economic activities
- 9. Financial costs of action that we may take, policy, cost-benefit