Ecology & Environment Crossword Puzzles

tiny plastic particles, typically less than 5mm in size, that result from the breakdown of larger plastic items, the practice of using resources in a …

_ forest - trees drop their leaves here, _ rainforest - tiger and jaguar biome, nile in the north, continent north of the mediterranean sea, cold …

the average weather conditions in a day, the average yearly temperature and precipitation over 30 years, rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the …

energy from the sun, a device that converts sunlight into electricity, a structure that converts wind energy into electricity, a structure that …

to sort and collect rubbish in order to treat it and produce useful materials that can be used again, impossible for your stomach to break down, used …

what is the most dangerous plastic, use again, maybe in a different way, use the raw materials again, extremely small pieces of plastic in the …

fruits have _ inside them, the _ is the structure that holds the egg, nonflowering plants have _ , an _ develops into a seed, _ occurs when the pollen …

a rotating cloud that can cause destruction, a sudden violent shaking of the ground, a destructive storm with strong winds and heavy rain, a …

two populations that benefit from one another and often depend on each other for survival, creates its own food directly from solar energy through …

a storm with a violent wind, in particular, a tropical cyclone in the caribbean, a mobile, destructive vortex of violently rotating winds having the …

the variety of species in earth's ecosystems, the result of a cause leading to a change or multiple changes, a species introduced to a new …

a group of organisms of a species in an area, all the populations in an area at the same time, all the living and nonliving things in an area acting …

has a lot to do with where and why certain groups settled in different parts of the united states, one of the ways a region is defined, the higher up …

the well-lit, open surface waters in a lake away from the shore, matter that settles to the bottom of a body of water, an environmental factor that …

tiny solid particles in the air, a product of incomplete combustion, the measurement of how hot or cold the air is, the outermost layer of …

one of the most deadliest and costliest hurricanes ever, a hurricane is declared by the hurricane center 36 hours before it hits, hurricanes found in …

ocean _ refers to the warmth or coldness of ocean water, which varies by depth, location, and time of year, the top layer of the ocean is warmer due …

water droplets in clouds freeze into tiny ice crystals, moving air, a hot flash of electricity that jumps down from a storm cloud, a snowstorm with …

lighter tremors after an earthquake, huge storms that form at sea, when a tornado forms over water, a column of wind that spins up to 3oo mph, each …

a long period when people living in a particular area do not have enough food, and many of them suffer and die, an artificial lake where water is …

average weather pattern of a region over time, region that has a particular climate and contains certain types of plants and animals, water ecosystems …

a place where land meets water, provides habitat, clean water, flood control and stores carbon, a plant that smells of rotting meat to attract flies …

sources such as fossil fuel combustion which originate from human activity, photosynthesis of oxygen originate from natural functions of biological …

causes cracks in rocks to expand as water seeps in and freezes, breaking down of rock and wearing away of rock by the action of other rock, process by …

a series of chemical reactions that convert light energy, water, and carbon dioxide into the food-energy molecule glucose and give off oxygen, all the …

a heritable trait that helps and organism survive and reproduce in its habitat, the environment in which an organism naturally lives, differences …

country with the highest co2 emissions, process of trapping and storing carbon dioxide to reduce greenhouse gas emissions(2 words), a building design …

_ sink, areas of vegetation, the ocean or the soil which absorb or store carbon, movement of rock by water, ice or wind, layers of sedimentary rock, _ …

the outer part of the magnetic field that interacts with these particles, in this layer, the effects of temperature outweigh the effects of pressure, …

a deadly ocean wave that is caused by natural events such as earthquakes, landslides, or volcanic eruptions, the most common natural disaster on …