Biomes/Ecosystems
Earth Systems/Cycles
Pollution/Waste
Energy Resources/Consumption
Environmental Laws
100

This biome is home to the most biodiversity on Earth

What is the tropical rainforest?

100

The outermost layer of the Earth

What is the crust?

100

This process, caused by the presence of excess nutrients, leads to algal blooms and oxygen depletion.

What is eutrophication?

100

The most widely used nonrenewable source of energy.

What are fossil fuels?

100

This U.S. law regulates air emissions from industrial and vehicle sources. 

What is the Clean Air Act?

200

This cold, treeless biome has permafrost and low productivity 

What is the tundra?

200

This process describes breaking down rocks at Earth's surface

What is weathering?
200

This term refers to pollution that originates from a single identifiable source. 

What is point source pollution?

200

This renewable resource harnesses the sun's energy to produce power.

What is solar energy?

200

This international agreement was used to phase out ozone-depleting substances, such as CFCs. 

What is the Montreal Protocol?

300

The region of the ocean where sunlight does not penetrate

What is the aphotic zone?

300

The circulation of nutrients like carbon and nitrogen is called what.

What is the nitrogen cycle?

300

A gas that is a major contributor to acid rain

What is sulfur dioxide?

300

This source of energy comes from plants.

What are biofuels?

300

This U.S. law requires an environmental impact statement before significant federal actions are taken. 

What is the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)?

400

This biome experiences frequent fires and features grass as its primary source of vegetation. 

What is the temperate grassland?

400

This tilt-related factor causes Earth's seasons

What is the tilt of Earth's axis?

400

A main source of pollution in recent times

What are humans?

400

Among all the fossil fuels, this one produces the least amount of carbon dioxide per unit of energy. 

What is natural gas?

400

This U.S. law protects species at risk of extinction and helps protect their ecosystems. 

What is the Endangered Species Act?

500

This biome is characterized by coniferous trees and is typically found in high northern latitudes. 

What is the taiga?

500

These two processes in the carbon cycle help regulate atmospheric CO2 levels.

What are photosynthesis and cellular respiration?

500
Something you put on a car to reduce pollution. 

What are catalytic converters? 

500

This is the most significant environmental concern associated with nuclear energy.

What is the disposal of radioactive waste?

500

This international agreement aimed to reduce the global amounts of Greenhouse gas emissions. 

What is the Kyoto Protocol?

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