land-forms, alternative energy, & more
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| Coal | Made from swampy plants
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| Produced | brought into existence or created
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| Steps | a stage in a process
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| Sediment | The tiny crumbs of rocks, soils, shells and the remains of organisms.
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| Organisms | a living thing
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| Animals | an organism that is made of many cells, breathes oxygen, eats other organisms, and can move on its own.
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| Plants | an organism that is made of many cells, makes its own food through photosynthesis, and lives on land
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| Pressure | force or weight being put onto an object for a long period of time
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| Peat | partially decayed plant matter
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| Lignate | a type of coal
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| Associated | objects or ideas that are connected, similar, or related to
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| Formation | an act of giving form or shape to
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| Compaction | The pressing together of sediments
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| Cementation | Sticking together like glue
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| Melting | changing from a solid to a liquid state usually by heat
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| Petrified | a fossil that formed when the hard parts of an organism are replaced by minerals
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| Diagram | a line drawing made for mathematical or scientific purposes
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| Process | a continuing natural activity or function that lead toward a particular result
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| Thawing | to go from a frozen to a liquid state or melt
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| Chemical change | a change that produces a new substance.
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| Chemical reaction | the changes that happen to substances during a chemical change
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| Tsunamis | A giant wave caused by an earthquake under the ocean
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| Weathering | The wearing a way of sediments by water, wind, waves, ice or gravity
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| Erosion | The carrying away of sediments by water, waves, wind, ice or gravity
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| Deposition | The dropping of sediments to a new location
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| Natural resource | A resource that is found in nature that is useful to humans
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| Igneous rock | rock that formed from cooled magma or lava
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| Tourist | one that takes a tour for fun or culture
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| Landscape | the landforms of a region
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| River delta | A large flat areas of land at the mouth of a river created by deposition of sediment
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| Tide | Caused by the gravitational pull of the moon
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| Branches | a stream that flows into another usually larger stream
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| Vegetation | plant life
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| Fossil fuels | Fuels formed from the remains of prehistoric animals and plants
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| Biofuels | Energy from living organisms or their waste. Hay, manure, corn oil, wood
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| Solar energy | Energy from the sun
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| Geothermal energy | Using heat from magma and water under the ground
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| Generates | produce
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| Wind farm | an area of land with a cluster of wind turbines that generate electrical energy
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| Alternative Energy | An energy resource that is used instead of fossil fuels
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| Criticized | to find faults or problems with
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| Impacted | strongly or directly affected by something
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| Photovoltaic | the generation of electricity with solar energy
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| Array | a large group of one type of thing. Examples an army of solders or a stand of pecan trees
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| Ocean waves | Ridges of water that move across water that transports sediments
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| Sand Dunes | A mound of sand deposited by wind.
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| Debris | the pieces that are left after something has been destroyed
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| Wedged | a simple machine made of a flat, sloping surface that moves.
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| Smashed | broken to pieces
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| Bedrock | the solid rock that lies under the surface of the ground
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| Valley | an area of low land between hills or mountains
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| Glacier | A large slow moving body of ice that deposits minerals and carves out a "U" shape valley
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| Hurricane | a very large and violent tropical storm.
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| Non-renewable | Can NOT be replaced in a short amount of time
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| Renewable | Can be replaced in a short amount of time
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| Nuclear energy | energy given off when the nucleus or center of an atom breaks apart.
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| Uranium | a mineral that is mined from the ground and is used for nuclear energy.
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| Landform | A natural feature found on the Earth's surface
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| Canyon | A deep valley caused by a river flowing through it
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| Landform Process of Change | weather, pressure, water, wind moving sheets of ice
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| Compression | a force that presses or squeezes
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| Stalactites | Finger like formation from mineral slowly depositing from the roof of a cave
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| Stalagmites | Finger like cave formations formed by slow deposition that build up from the ground
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| Cave | A large underground chamber, typically of nature
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| Oil/petroleum and natural gas | Made from dead plants and animals
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| Mesa | A landform that is flat on top
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| Desert Arch | Formed by wind picking up sand and blasting a hole in the rock
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| Conservation | The wise use and protection of natural resources
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| Precipitation | Another word for drizzle/rain/snow
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| Run off | when the rain falls and the ground can no longer soak it all up the water flows over the surface of the ground until it finds a stream
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| Decompose | to cause something (such as dead plants and the bodies of dead animals) to be slowly destroyed and broken down by natural processes
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