Ecodictionary

Erosion : E-ro-sion Noun

The process which the surface of the earth is eroded by physical factors such as ; wind, water, glaciers.

Environmentalist: en-vi-ron-men-tal-ist Noun

An expert on environment problems, his work is aimed to protect biotic and abiotic factors which are related with the environment.

Endangered : En-dan-gered Noun

Threatened to become extinct.

Ecology : E-co-lo-gy Noun

The relations of biological organisms and their interaction with the biotic and abiotic environment.

EcosystemNoun A system involving the relationships and

interactions between plants, animals and non-living environment.

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Fume Noun

Smoke or vapors which come from hazardous materials.

Fertilizers : Fer-ti-li-zers Noun

Any substance, such as manure or a mixture of nitrates, added to soil or water to increase its productivity.

Famine : Fam-ine Noun

Extreme and general scarcity of food, extreme hunger ; starvation.

Farming : farm-ing Noun

The business of operating a farm.

Feed-in-tariff Noun

A payment made by the government to someone who produces energy that is renewable.

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Unleaded Noun

Unleaded petrol for example, does not contain lead and therefore is less harmful to people and to the environment.

Unsustainable Noun

Unsustainable methods that harm the environment.

U-Value Noun

A measure of how well a part of a building is, for example a roof prevents heat from escaping.

Unsanitary: un-san-i-tar-y Adjective

Not conductive to or promoting health; dirty or unhygienic.

Urban : ur-ban Adjective

Accustomed characteristics of a city, areas in which people inhabit in.

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