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Quercus     -A scientific name for oak trees, which are important for forests and biodiversity.

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Quercus     -A scientific name for oak trees, which are important for forests and biodiversity.

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Xerophyte – A plant adapted to live in very dry environments (like cacti).

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Xerophyte – A plant adapted to live in very dry environments (like cacti).

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Vegetation – All the plants growing in a particular area.

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Vegetation – All the plants growing in a particular area.

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Yield (sustainable yield) – The amount of crops or plants grown without harming the environment.

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Yield (sustainable yield) – The amount of crops or plants grown without harming the environment.

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Zero waste – A lifestyle that reduces trash by reusing and recycling materials.

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Zero waste – A lifestyle that reduces trash by reusing and recycling materials.

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Quartz soil – Soil that contains quartz minerals and supports certain plant types.

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Quartz soil – Soil that contains quartz minerals and supports certain plant types.

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Vermicompost – Natural fertilizer made using earthworms to recycle organic waste.

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Vermicompost – Natural fertilizer made using earthworms to recycle organic waste.

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Xeriscaping- Landscaping designed to reduce water use by choosing drought-resistant plants.

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Xeriscaping- Landscaping designed to reduce water use by choosing drought-resistant plants.

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Young forest – A newly grown forest that helps restore ecosystems and absorb carbon dioxide.

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Young forest – A newly grown forest that helps restore ecosystems and absorb carbon dioxide.

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Zoology- The study of animals, important for understanding ecosystems and protecting wildlife.

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Zoology- The study of animals, important for understanding ecosystems and protecting wildlife.

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Quetzal is a beautiful bird from Central America with iridescent green feathers and a very long tail.

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Verdelite is a rare green kind of the gemstone tourmaline that can range from pastel mint to deep forest green.

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Xanthite is a rare yellow-green mineral often found in crystalline form

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Yarrow is a flower which is often white and the rare look of it comes from its feathery green leaves that is highly medicinal

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Zoisite is a mineral that occurs in a lush, earthy green and it is most famous when found with ruby crystals embedded inside it.

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Resources extracted directly from nature (like trees or ores) that have never been used or processed before, often contrasted with recycled materials.

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Short for earthquake; a sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust that creates seismic waves.

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The vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and dissolved nutrients upward from the root, a key part of the biological water cycle.

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In an environmental context, the amount of natural resource harvested (e.g., "sustainable yield" refers to harvesting only what the Earth can naturally replenish)

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Used to describe climate or soil patterns that follow specific latitude belts or "zones" across the globe.

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The chemical and biological condition of water.

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The total amount of water available for use.

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The process of satisfying thirst or cooling something with water.

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A fixed limit on the amount of water or energy people can use.

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A mineral used in some high-tech solar energy components.

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The unit used to measure electrical force in power systems.

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A device used to control the flow of water in pipes.

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Water in the form of gas, important in the water cycle.

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The speed of water or wind, used to generate power.

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Using clean air flow to reduce energy consumption in buildings.

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The vascular tissue in plants that conducts water and dissolved nutrients upward from the root, essential for plant survival during droughts.

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A gas used in specialized energy-efficient lighting.

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Used in graphs to show energy production or water loss over time.

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The annual measurement of rainfall or energy consumption.

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A type of uranium concentrate used in nuclear energy.

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A major source of water use that needs to be managed.

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Energy sources that do not release pollutants.

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A specific area managed for water protection or energy production.

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The highest point of the sun, providing maximum solar energy.

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A mineral used in water purification and filtration systems.

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Testing water to see if it’s safe from pollutants or chemicals.

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A fruit that is often green when unripe and turns yellow as it ripens

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The act of satisfying a need for water, often used in the context of drought-stricken land.

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A process sometimes used to source materials for renewable energy infrastructure, though it must be managed to protect groundwater.

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A specific area on a map used by scientists to track water loss or solar exposure.

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A chemical used in water treatment plants to soften water and remove impurities.

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Covered in fresh, green plants; lush and full of lif.

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A powerful movement of water or air that can be used in specialized turbines to generate clean power.

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Used to describe weather patterns (like heatwaves) that cause sudden water shortages.

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The part of a plant that carries water from the roots to the leaves

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A method used in desalination plants to turn salt water into fresh water using less energy.

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A large tank used for storing collected rainwater or treated water.

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The thickness of a fluid; understanding water's viscosity is key to designing efficient irrigation pipes.

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A type of evergreen tree that stays green all year.

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A type of plant succession that starts in a very dry place with limited water resources.

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A flowering plant with green leaves and colorful blooms.

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A small green plant that grows in water or wet soil.

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An instrument used to measure the volume of wood, which is important for calculating biomass energy.

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A highly efficient energy system used in satellites, powered by clean electrical sources.

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A dry printing process that saves water compared to traditional industrial printing methods.

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Organisms that live in or eat wood; important for understanding how biomass decomposes for energy.

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A term sometimes used to describe electricity specifically generated from solar power.

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A plant with long stems that grows by climbing or spreading along the ground.

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A standard for measurement, often used to set goals for water conservation or energy efficiency.

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The amount of stress a material (like a wind turbine blade) can take before it deforms.

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In a "Solar Yolk" design, this refers to the concentrated center of a solar thermal plant where heat is stored.

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A way of tracking how much water a city has saved so far in a calendar year.

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A plant that can survive in dry environments

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A water treatment process where all water is recovered and only solids are left behind, leaving zero waste.

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The movement of wind along a latitudinal line, which helps predict where to build wind farms.

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A type of sustainable battery being researched to store renewable energy.

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A theoretical concept in physics about the lowest possible energy a system can have.

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Wet muddy ground that is difficult to walk on.

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: A green vegetable growing in gardens.