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specification
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refuse
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sustainability
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To create something Invent
Make something smaller in size Reduce
Linked to nature Recycling
Material you write on Paper
Harmful to the enviornment Pollution
Scattered waste Litter
Box material Cardboard
This planet Earth
Woody plant Tree
Tin or can material Steel
Water bottle material Plastic
Use over again Reuse
What is a window made of? Glass
The process to reuse material Recycle
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able to be reused or recycled renewable
the number of births per 1,000 women fertilityrate
able to be maintained or continued sustainability
something being released, especially pollution emissions
a natural fuel such as coal or fas, formed from the remains of living things fossilfuel
the impact of human activities on the environment environmentalfootprint
the number of people or organisms that can be supported carryingcapacity
the using up of a resource consumption
governmental decisions concerning issues within a country domesticpolicy
per person percapita
the level of wealth and comforts in which someone is living livingstandards
governmental decisions concerning issues with other countries foreignpolicy
more than enough; extra surplus
a lack of something scarcity
materials or substances such as minerals, forests, water, and fertile land that occur in nature and can be used for economic gain naturalresources
parts of the world that are less technologically and economically advanced developingworld