environmental awareness - Knowing about the environment and understanding why it is important to protect it., deterioration of natural resources - The process of natural resources becoming worse or getting used up., water scarcity - A situation where there is not enough clean water for people to use., species extinction - When a particular type of plant or animal completely disappears from the world., habitat loss - When the natural home of plants and animals is destroyed or changed so they cannot live there anymore., marine eco-systems - The communities of living things and their environment in oceans and seas., urbanization - The process of cities growing bigger and more populated., to emit/to discharge - To send out gases, waste, or substances into the air, water, or land., exhaust fumes - The gases and smoke that come out of a vehicle’s exhaust pipe., to exacerbate climate change - To make global warming worse by adding more greenhouse gases to the atmosphere., to combat pollution - To take actions to reduce or stop pollution from harming the environment., replenishment of water resources - The process of restoring or refilling water supplies, like rain filling rivers and lakes., to tackle global warming - To work on solving or reducing the problem of Earth's rising temperatures., to alleviate poverty - To help reduce poverty and improve people's living conditions., the greenhouse effect - The process where certain gases trap heat in Earth's atmosphere, making the planet warmer., a flexitarian - A person who mostly eats vegetarian food but occasionally eats meat or fish., food miles - The distance food travels from where it is produced to where it is eaten, affecting its environmental impact., zero carbon emissions - Releasing no carbon dioxide into the air, often by using clean energy sources like wind or solar power., carbon dioxide - A gas produced when we burn fossil fuels; it contributes to global warming., sustainability - Using resources in a way that meets current needs without damaging the environment for future generations.,

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