carbon dioxide emissions, Using less energy (electricity, gas, etc.) to do the same job. Energy-efficient products save money and help the environment., The release of CO₂ gas into the atmosphere., energy efficient, Using less energy (electricity, gas, etc.) to do the same job. Energy-efficient products save money and help the environment., The release of CO₂ gas into the atmosphere., environmentally friendly, Something that does not harm the environment. Also called "eco-friendly.", The dirty smoke and gases that come out of a car's exhaust pipe., exhaust fumes, Energy that comes from natural sources that never run out, like the sun, wind, or water., The dirty smoke and gases that come out of a car's exhaust pipe., wind power, Energy that is made using the wind. Big wind turbines turn wind into electricity., The total amount of CO₂ that a person, company, or activity creates., greenhouse gases, Fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas that come from the remains of plants and animals that died millions of years ago. Burning them creates energy but also pollution., Gases (like CO₂ and methane) that trap heat in the Earth's atmosphere and make the planet warmer., global warming, The gradual increase in the Earth's temperature because of too many greenhouse gases in the atmosphere., The gradual decrease in the Earth's temperature because of too many greenhouse gases in the atmosphere., solar power, energy from the sun, energy from the wind, plastic straws, a paper tube for drinking, a plastic tube for drinking, feature the first space flights, to buy tickets for a flight, to have something as an important part (e.g., a museum that shows space flights), arrange, to cancel a meeting, to organize or plan something (e.g., a trip or meeting), exhaustion, extreme happiness, extreme tiredness, destruction, the act of building something new, the act of destroying something, explosion, a sudden, violent burst of energy (e.g., a bomb), a quiet, slow process of change, extinction, when a species grows in number, when a species completely disappears from Earth, omit, to include somethin, to leave something out, consequently, as a result, at the beginning, cause-and-effect, a relationship where one thing makes another thing happen, a relationship where two things are completely unrelated, etc (et cetera), the end, and so on / and other similar things, irrationally, in a way that is not based on logic or reason, in a very logical and clear way, traditionally, in a new, modern way, in a way that follows customs and habits from the past, take off, to land on the ground, to become very popular or successful very quickly., espionage dominated the news, weather was the main topic in the news, spying was the main topic in the news, to exploit people's worries, to use people's fears for your own advantage, to help people feel less afraid, an inferno, a very large and dangerous fire, a small, safe campfire, polar ice-caps, the frozen areas at the North and South Poles, the hot deserts near the equator, set out on a trek across, to start a short walk to the store, to begin a long, difficult journey on foot, assume, to know something for sure, to believe something is true without proof, carbon reduction, increasing CO₂ emissions, decreasing CO₂ emissions, migratory bird, a bird that stays in one place all year, a bird that travels regularly from one place to another, automatic transmission, a car that changes gears by itself, a car that requires manual gear changes, manual transmission, a car that requires the driver to change gears, a car that changes gears automatically, sugar cane, a tall plant used to make sugar, a type of candy, pace, the speed at which something happens or moves, a long period of rest, affordable, too expensive to buy, cheap enough for most people to buy

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