It is normally a governmental responsibility to address the __ of the natural environment.

Water pollution from plastic waste, chemicals, and oil spills damages oceans, rivers, and __ life.

Air pollution can cause asthma, heart disease, and other __ problems.

This leads to the loss of __, as animals lose their homes and some species face extinction.

Loss of biodiversity affects the balance of __, making it harder for nature to recover and provide services like clean air and water.

Soil pollution, often caused by __ in agriculture and industrial waste, affects food safety and plant health.

There’s a persistent threat posed by rising ocean temperatures and acidification, which can cause distressed corals to expel the algae living inside them and cause them to turn bone-white, an event known as __.

Air pollution, caused by factories, vehicles, and burning __ __, harms the air we breathe.

The natural environment is __ great __ due to human activity, but there is still hope.

Climate change can lead to __ __ __, which threaten coastal cities and island nations.

Water bodies are usually __ __ natural elements and characterized by complex natural processes.

__ __ are released from flooded cars, submerged boats, damaged holding tanks, and leaking pipes, to name a few sources.