​It grows on walls and trees.

​Its leaves are green all year.

​It does not need uch sunlight.

​Ivy can grow very long.

-Industrialization and overpopulation are dangerous for biodiversity because humans destroy natural habitats to build factories and cities. -> loss of biodiversity

Forests, rivers, and oceans are important habitats for many species.

People destroy habitats by cutting trees, building cities, and polluting nature.

Protecting habitats helps animals and plants survive.

Biomass — organic material from plants and animals that can be used as a source of energy.

Brownfield — land that was previously used for industry or business and may be polluted before it can be reused.

Carbon emissions — the release of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, mainly from burning fossil fuels.

Consumption — the use of resources, energy, or goods by people and industries.

Hazardous waste — dangerous waste materials that can harm people, animals, or the environment.

Industrial pollution — contamination of air, water, or soil caused by factories and industrial activities.

Infrastructure expansion — the growth of roads, buildings, and other systems that support cities and industries, often affecting nature.

Intensive farming — a method of farming that uses large amounts of chemicals, water, and machinery to produce more food.

Kilowatt consumption — the amount of electrical energy used by homes, businesses, or machines.

Kyoto Protocol — an international agreement created to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate change.

Bee-friendly means helping bees and other pollinators survive. Bees are very important for nature because they help flowers and plants grow. People can plant more flowers and avoid harmful chemicals to protect bees. A world with bees is healthier and greener.