Ecology & Environment Crossword Puzzles

what natural disaster is the cause from a lack of rain? , what do you produce on a farm that requires water? , what dries up in a drought? , what is …

an intense tropical storm with powerful winds and heavy rain, this provides energy for a hurricane, hurricanes lose strength as they move over this, …

a tropical storm with violent winds, a statement that is issued 48 hours in advance, of anticipation of a tropical storm, an announcement that …

the way the water gets pulled by the moon\'s position, the amount of water in the air, the lines that connect air pressure zones, when a cold …

severe snow storm with high winds and low visibility, prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, space debris that enters the earth\'s …

17 global goals established by the united nations in 2015, an alternative energy source using sunlight, use less materials, to use something again, …

we carry things in this, we can use this instead of plastic, keep our surroundings _ , put waste in this, green living thing that grows, use something …

the act of interrupting, interfering with, or changing the normal position, arrangement, or functioning of a system, the continuous process by which …

a key parameter in petronas water risk assessment, measuring how severely an area experiences water stress, term describing the total volume of water …

an ecosystem where water covers the soil for most of the year, an ecosystem that has many trees, bits of rocks and humus. contains nutrients to help …

something that is alive or once alive, when organic substances break down into simpler substances, this is called, this makes a great fertilizer and …

related to the land near the edge of an ocean or sea, dry, low humidity, or low rainfall. basically a lack of plentiful water, an ecosystem is a …

damage to body tissue caused by exposure to extreme cold, a severe snowstorm with high winds, a condition that occurs when your core body temperature …

the \"feeding level\" on an energy pyramid, the primary source of energy for all ecosystems, does an energy pyramid have a limitless number …

the average weather conditions of an area over 25–30 years, the day-to-day conditions of the atmosphere, a long period with less rainfall than …

the force exerted by the weight of air molecules in the atmosphere on the earth\'s surface, an area where warm, moist air is rising, leading to …

the ability of the biosphere to maintain its balance indefinitely, keeping life forms alive through built-in checks and balances, the movement and …

gas released when fossil fuels burn, a major greenhouse gas, the gradual rise in earth\'s temperature, cutting down large areas of forest, energy …

final step in sequence of weathering, force that moves dirt and rocks down hill, forms by sediments deposited by ocean waves, deposition creates many …

energy source for almost all living things on earth, non-living part of an ecosystem that helps plants grow, hard surface where moss or insects might …

how many global winds are there?, which global wind drives the equatorial ocean currents toward the west in each ocean basin?, what is the underlying …

the specific role and position a species has within its environment, animals that eat both plants and animals, a close and often long-term interaction …

water that collects underground, a large naturally hollowed-out space in or above the ground, the percentage of pore space in a material, the ability …

a big ball of fire that gives us heat and light, the hottest season, shines at night and changes its shape, twinkles in the night sky, white and …

the process in which water vapor turns into liquid when it cools, a vehicle designed to fly in the air, the atmospheric conditions in a place at a …

the continuous movement of water on, above, or below the earth's surface, the process by which a liquid, such as water, changes into a gas, the …

hydrocarbons are made up of carbon and _ , as well as hydrocarbons, some fuels contain this element, the reaction that happens when a fuel is burned. …

to take care of or guard, another word for creatures, a place where someone or something can live in, a sandy and blistering hot habitat, the amazon …

the non-living components of an ecosystem, the first reactant in the photosynthesis equation, these areas often have the highest carbon dioxide …

a major terrestrial vegetation community eg a tropical forest, a temperate grassland or a desert, a community of interacting plants and animals and …