A renewable energy technology like solar cells.
A substance made by humans for industrial use.
A material found in nature that is used by humans, such as water, air, and minerals.
An agricultural product used for food.
Renewable resources like sunlight and non-renewable resources like fossil fuels.
Natural and artificial resources.
Biodegradable and non-biodegradable waste.
Physical and chemical resources.
The creation of new resources using scientific methods.
The removal of unwanted resources.
The responsible management of natural resources to prevent overuse, destruction, or neglect.
An act of selling resources to the highest bidder.
By using as much as needed without worrying about waste.
Allowing pollutants to enter water sources without regulation.
By reducing wastage, recycling water, and protecting water sources from pollution.
Replacing water with other liquids for consumption.
A renewable resource can be replenished naturally over short periods of time.
It is too expensive to use regularly.
It does not have any alternative uses.
It is always available without any need for management.
Conserving biodiversity is important for maintaining ecosystem services and resilience, and for its intrinsic value.
Because it reduces the variety of species.
Biodiversity is not important for ecosystems.
To make sure only certain species thrive.
Removing all appliances.
Leaving all lights on.
Using older models of appliances.
Using energy-efficient appliances.
The removal of the top layer of soil by wind or water, which can lead to reduced soil fertility.
The process of soil becoming enriched with nutrients.
The accumulation of soil in water bodies.
The creation of new soil layers.
Wind energy.
Coal.
Sunlight.
Water.
Nothing significant, as forests are just aesthetic.
Forests provide oxygen, habitat for species, and regulate climate and water cycles.
They only serve as tourist attractions.
Forests accelerate climate change.
To increase hunting opportunities.
To protect animal species and their habitats.
To sell animal products.
To keep animals for public viewing without concern for their environment.
Increasing their usage of gasoline.
By using public transportation, cycling, and switching to renewable energy sources.
Using more coal-powered machinery.
Ignoring emissions regulations.
Reforestation helps in maintaining biodiversity, improving air quality, and combating climate change.
It primarily increases the amount of timber available for logging.
It reduces the number of tree species.
It lowers the oxygen availability in the atmosphere.
Processing used materials into new products to prevent waste and conserve resources.
Discarding used materials instead of reusing them.
Destroying unused materials to make space.
Collecting waste without repurposing it.
By using as much resources as possible to show a need for more conservation.
By protesting against conservation.
By reducing waste, using resources wisely, participating in clean-ups, and supporting conservation programs.
By ignoring environmental issues.