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Conservation Saving something
Nonrenewable Not renewable and runs out
renewable Able to get back (reusable)
Weathering Breaking down rocks
Erosion Moving the rocks
Deposition Wind takes sediments and move them somewhere else
Weather The temperature each day
Climate Weather in specific places/around the world
Biosphere Life and organisms
Atmosphere Gases
Hydrosphere Water
Geosphere Rocks
Biosphere and hydrosphere interaction The biosphere needs the water from the hydrosphere to live
In summer, sunlight heats the land faster than the oceans. Cool breezes blow from the ocean toward the land. The land that is close to a body of water will have ____ temperatures than land that is inland cooler temperatures
If waves continually hit a cliff, over the course of many years it may start to wear away. What are two words that important in causing this change ____ and ____? Weathering and erosion
If these sediments are moved out to sea or carried by the wind, and deposited somewhere else. What term best describes what is happening Deposition
Most of earth is made up of _____ water Salt
Even though most of Earth's surface is covered by water, only a small amount of Earth is made up of _____ water that people can drink. Fresh
Lots of this water is ____ as glaciers or found underground Frozen
Freshwater that is most easily accessible and useable Surface water
3 ways mining can affect the land pollution, change when plants grow, and destroying habitats
Renewable resources Wind, solar energy, and water
Nonrenewable resources Coal, Gasoline, and Natural gas
`If your school was looking to provide energy with the least impact which specific forms of energy would you use? Solar energy and wind energy
How could you help after a forest died because there was acid rain Plant nutrients or trees
How might fertilizer affect organisms in the ocean? Run offs can increase the number of algae and uses energy
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