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Vocabulary to train.
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| minerals | |
| watersupplies | |
| reservoirs | |
| floods | |
| rainfalls | |
| vegetation | |
| greenery | |
| forestry | |
| wildlife | |
| animal kingdoms | |
| flora and woodland | |
| cultivated land | |
| open land | |
| derelict land | |
| arable land | |
| recreation areas | |
| "green" belts | |
| coastal areas | |
| country (national) parks | |
| clear landscapes | |
| public open spaces | |
| the by-products of massive industrialization | |
| industrial wastes | |
| to dump waste materials on land | |
| extensive use of agrochemicals, | |
| the denudation of soil | |
| the toxic fall-outsof ma¬ terials | |
| water pollution | |
| a dropping water level | |
| to face the fresh water supply problem | |
| depletion of water resources | |
| the disruption of water cycle | |
| oil spillage | |
| air (atmospheric) pollution | |
| the air pollution index | |
| to produce foul air | |
| to exhaust toxic gases (fuel) | |
| combustion of fuel | |
| concentrations of smoke in the air | |
| dust content in the air | |
| radiation | |
| high (low) radioactivity | |
| to store (disperse) radioactive wastes | |
| noise offenders (pollutants) | |
| merciless killing of animals | |
| destruction animal habitats. | |
| a global imperative for environment | |
| global environmental security | |
| to preserve ecosystems | |
| to create disaster-prevention programmes | |
| to harmonize industry and community | |
| plants and people | |
| conservation movement | |
| to preserve woodlands | |
| to protect and reproduce animal (fish /bird) reserves | |
| to fight pollution | |
| to install anti-pollution equipment | |
| to minimize noise disturbance | |
| to reduce pol¬lution | |
| to dispose garbage (litter,wastes) in designated areas | |
| marine pollution | |
| to link man to nature | |
| to adapt to environment | |
| to be preoccupied with economic growth | |
| unrestricted industrialization | |
| the sprawl of large-built areas | |
| industrial zoning | |
| to upset the biological balance | |
| to abuse nature | |
| to disfigure (litter) the landscape | |
| ecosystem | |
| to be environment-conscious |