Sustainability

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Across
  1. 3. Decline or reject unnecessary items or materials to reduce waste
  2. 6. The long-term increase in Earth’s average temperature due to the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
  3. 8. Tree clearing
  4. 9. Fix
  5. 10. Product impact analysis
  6. 16. Able to be maintained over time without causing harm to the environment without exhausting natural resources
  7. 17. Reconsider your choices and actions to reduce waste, conserve resources, and make more sustainable decisions
  8. 18. Natural resources that exist in limited supply
  9. 19. Process again
  10. 20. Distance goods travel to market
  11. 21. Toyota production method
  12. 22. Kaizen
Down
  1. 1. Natural resources that exist in limited supply and cannot be replaced quickly once they are used up
  2. 2. Air/water contamination
  3. 3. Natural resources that can be naturally replenished or replaced over time and are not easily depleted
  4. 4. Using fewer resources and creating less waste to lessen environmental impact
  5. 5. Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement
  6. 7. Limited lifespan design
  7. 11. Lean operation
  8. 12. Use again
  9. 13. Ozone and carbon dioxide
  10. 14. The process of keeping something in good condition by checking it regularly, repairing it when needed, and preventing it from breaking down
  11. 15. The total amount of greenhouse gasesn that are released into the atmosphere as a result of human activities.