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Environmental Topic Vocabulary

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  • Analysis ... the data has proven that wind power is the way forward.
    OF
  • The outcome ... the report shows that more needs to be done.
    OF
  • Forests ... a lot of oxygen, but most of that is used by the lifeforms living there.
    GENERATE
  • Air pollution has been shown to ... ... major health problems in children.
    LEAD TO
  • Fossil fuels are highly likely to continue to be used for the .... ....
    FORESEEABLE FUTURE
  • Soybean farming often results in a ... of ... for animals in South America.
    LOSS OF HABITAT
  • Many organisations are now ... ... research ... solar power.
    CARRYING OUT / INTO
  • Scientists have made ... ... in developing new technology to tackle climate change.
    RAPID ADVANCES
  • There is ... ... ... businesses to reduce their production and use of plastic.
    A NEED FOR
  • Public attitudes have a great .... ... whether governments pass certain laws.
    IMPACT ON
  • If we don't do something now, we ... ... ... ... damaging the planet permanently.
    RUN THE RISK OF
  • If we are to beat climate change, there needs to be ... ... from all groups in society.
    CONCERTED ACTION
  • Large mammals are likely to ... extinct in the foreseeable future.
    GO
  • Many species of birds are on the ....
    BRINK OF EXTINCTION
  • ... ... by groups within society can help to avert a global disaster.
    CONCERTED ACTION
  • The impact ... global warming ... the ice caps is rapidly increasing.
    OF / ON
  • Attitudes ... recycling have changed massively in the last five years.
    TOWARDS / TO
  • Large businesses have a ... ... maintaining the status quo.
    VESTED INTEREST
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