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TermDefinition
Ecological footprint the total area of healthy land and water ecosystems needed to provide the resources you use.
Anthrome globally significant ecological patterns created by long-term interactions between humans and ecosystems.
Climate change defined as a measurable long term changes in averages of temperature clouds, winds, precipitation and the frequency of extreme weather events such as droughts, floods, major storms and heat waves.
Global warning caused by the increase in average global temperatures
Deforestation the cutting of forests for lumber or farming.
Monoculture involves planting large areas with a single highly productive crop year after year.
invasive species they can cause tremendous harm.
Pollutant harmful material created as a result of human activity and released into the environment.
Ozone layer absorbs ultraviolet light
Smog a grey- brown haze formed by chemical reactions among pollutants released by industrial processes and automobile exhaust.
Biological magnification the process in which pollutants are concentrated as they pass through tropic levels.
sustainable development using reserves in ways that preserve ecosystem services.
Renewable resources can be produced or replaced by a healthy ecosystem.
Nonrenewable resources natural processes cannot replenish resources within a reasonable time
Resilience the ability to deal with change and move on
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