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  • To pull something out of water
    To fish something out
  • A movement of water (or air or electricity) in a particular direction
    A current
  • Materials and substances that exist in nature and can be used by people, e.g. water, wood, oil, air
    Natural resources
  • A lot of shops in one building, e.g. Pacific Place, Times Square, Sogo
    Shopping centre
  • To try to solve a problem
    To tackle a problem
  • Making something dirty or poisonous
    Contaminate
  • To separate into smaller parts
    To break down
  • To throw away something you don’t want
    Dispose (of)
  • An object or machine that has been invented for a particular purpose
    A device
  • Any unwanted material that is harmful or dangerous to people, plants or animals
    Toxic waste
  • This happens when we dump waste into the sea
    Marine pollution
  • Services and facilities provided for a community, e.g. parks, libraries, public transport, swimming pools
    Public amenities
  • Small pieces of rubbish, e.g. paper, cans and bottles, that people have left in a public place
    Litter
  • Areas used for business or professional spaces, e.g. offices or shops
    Commercial spaces
  • To move slowly, with no control over direction
    To drift
  • The continued rise of the earth’s average temperature
    Global warming
  • This has led to many species to be hunted into extinction
    Overhunting
  • Dangerous, especially to people’s health or safety
    Hazardous
  • A small change to something in order to make it work better
    A tweak
  • The process of cutting down trees over a large area
    Deforestation
  • The natural environment where an animal or plant lives
    Natural habitats
  • A long object that stops something or someone from going somewhere
    A barrier