Materials and substances from nature that humans use, such as water, soil, forests, minerals, and fossil fuels., Natural Resources, Habitat, Ecology, Preservation, The study of the environment and the interactions between humans, other living organisms, and natural systems., Climate, Pollution, Environmental science, Natural resources, Everything surrounding living organisms, including air, water, soil, plants, animals, and human-made elements., Habitat, Ecology, Environment, Climate, The long-term pattern of weather conditions in a particular area, including temperature, rainfall, and wind., Environment, Climate, Pollution, Habitat, The protection of nature and natural resources from damage, destruction, or unnecessary use., Deforestation, Preservation, Ecology, Environment, The contamination of soil by harmful substances, such as chemicals, pesticides, waste, or heavy metals., Soil pollution, Deforestation, Climate, Natural resources, The natural place where an organism lives and finds the food, water, shelter, and conditions it needs to survive., Environment, Ecology, Preservation, Habitat, The study of how living organisms interact with each other and with their environment., Environmental science, Habitat, Climate change, Ecology, The removal or destruction of forests, usually to use the land for agriculture, construction, or other human activities., Preservation, Soil pollution, Natural resources, Deforestation, The introduction of harmful substances or energy into the environment that can negatively affect living organisms and ecosystems., Climate, Pollution, Ecology, Habitat

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