✅ A. Keep products and materials in use and reduce waste
a: Keep products and materials in use and reduce waste | b: Increase landfill only | c: Maximize single-use products | d: Stop all repair Read more
✅ C. Controlled decomposition of organic material
a: Burning plastic | b: Distilling seawater only | c: Controlled decomposition of organic material | d: Mining coal Read more
✅ A. Maintaining plant cover and reducing erosion
a: Maintaining plant cover and reducing erosion | b: Overgrazing slopes | c: Burning topsoil | d: Removing all vegetation Read more
✅ D. Paris Agreement
a: Montreal Protocol only | b: Basel Convention | c: Ramsar Convention | d: Paris Agreement Read more
✅ C. Processes materials so they can be used again
a: Creates new raw materials from nothing | b: Always turns waste into fuel | c: Processes materials so they can be used again | d: Prevents all waste automatically Read more
✅ B. Establishing forest on land not recently forested
a: Building roads | b: Establishing forest on land not recently forested | c: Removing trees | d: Draining wetlands Read more
✅ B. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
a: International Court of Justice | b: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change | c: World Trade Organization | d: International Olympic Committee Read more
✅ D. Energy from sources replenished naturally on human timescales
a: Energy only from oil | b: Energy only from coal | c: Energy from burning peat only | d: Energy from sources replenished naturally on human timescales Read more
✅ B. The clearing or removal of forests
a: Cleaning a river | b: The clearing or removal of forests | c: Recycling glass | d: Planting a forest Read more
✅ D. Carbon dioxide
a: Neon | b: Argon | c: Helium | d: Carbon dioxide Read more
✅ C. A non-native organism that spreads and causes or is likely to cause harm
a: A species that cannot reproduce | b: A fossil | c: A non-native organism that spreads and causes or is likely to cause harm | d: Every native species Read more
✅ D. Meeting present needs without undermining future generations' ability to meet theirs
a: Ignoring environmental impacts | b: Using every resource as quickly as possible | c: Banning all technology | d: Meeting present needs without undermining future generations' ability to meet theirs Read more
✅ B. The variety of living organisms in an area or on Earth
a: The height of a mountain | b: The variety of living organisms in an area or on Earth | c: The amount of traffic only | d: A type of fossil fuel Read more
✅ A. Breakdown of larger plastic items and synthetic fibres
a: Breakdown of larger plastic items and synthetic fibres | b: Only fresh snow | c: Only volcanic ash | d: Only untreated timber Read more
✅ C. An area of land draining to a common outlet
a: A weather satellite | b: A sea current | c: An area of land draining to a common outlet | d: A water bottle Read more
✅ C. An area where water covers or saturates the soil for part or all of the year
a: A glacier peak | b: A volcanic crater only | c: An area where water covers or saturates the soil for part or all of the year | d: A dry dune Read more
✅ B. Absorbing much of the Sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation
a: Blocking all visible light | b: Absorbing much of the Sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation | c: Producing Earth's gravity | d: Creating all rainfall Read more
✅ A. Keep products and materials in use and reduce waste
a: Keep products and materials in use and reduce waste | b: Increase landfill only | c: Maximize single-use products | d: Stop all repair Read more
✅ A. Carbon dioxide
a: Carbon dioxide | b: Helium | c: Neon | d: Argon Read more
✅ A. Maintaining plant cover and reducing erosion
a: Maintaining plant cover and reducing erosion | b: Overgrazing slopes | c: Burning topsoil | d: Removing all vegetation Read more