carbon footprint, The total amount of greenhouse gases produced by an individual, organisation or activity., carbon neutrality, The state of balancing the amount of carbon dioxide released with the amount removed from the atmosphere., climate mitigation, Actions taken to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and limit climate change., contamination, The presence of harmful or unwanted substances in air, soil or water., soil erosion, The removal of the upper layer of soil by wind, water or human activities., ecological imbalance, A disruption of the natural relationships between organisms and their environment., biodiversity loss, The decline in the variety of plant and animal species in a particular area or globally., poaching, The illegal hunting, capturing or killing of wild animals., landfill sites, Areas where waste is buried or deposited., water scarcity, A situation in which the demand for water exceeds the available supply., desalination, The process of removing salt from seawater to make it suitable for use., overexploitation, The excessive use of natural resources or wildlife beyond their capacity to recover., planned obsolescence, The practice of designing products with a deliberately limited lifespan., air quality deterioration, A decline in the cleanliness of the air, often caused by emissions and pollutants., irreversible damage, Harm that cannot be repaired or returned to its original state.

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