This term describes the excessive harvesting of fish.
What is overfishing?
This type of waste includes old smartphones, batteries, and computers, which contain hazardous materials.
What is hazardous electronic waste?
What are wind farms composed of?
What are wind turbines?
This three-word phrase is often used to encourage sustainability: Reduce, Reuse, and ___.
What is Recycle?
What is this person in the picture called?
What is a lumberjack?
True or false: American mink is an invasive species in Estonia.
What is true?
The thinning of this protective layer lets more harmful UV rays reach the Earth.
What is the ozone layer?
Name 3 most common renewable energy sources.
What are wind power, solar power, and hydropower?
This term refers to the process of turning old products into new ones.
What is upcycling?
This type of farming grows food without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, focusing on sustainability and healthy soil.
What is organic farming?
True or false: Sumatran Rhino is on the verge of extinction.
What is true?
Cities with high levels of smog often see increased cases of asthma due to this type of pollution.
What is air pollution?
What is the most harmful energy source for the environment?
What is coal?
Name 4 things that are commonly recycled.
What are paper, plastic, metal, and glass?
This political party is often associated with environmentalism and sustainability.
What are the Greens?
___ is the largest nature reserve in Estonia.
What is Alam-Pedja?
What is a phenomenon caused by emissions like carbon dioxide, which traps heat in the Earth’s atmosphere and leads to global warming?
What is the greenhouse effect?
As of 2025, approximately this many nuclear reactors are operating worldwide.
What are 440 nuclear reactors?
How would you describe materials that naturally decompose and return to the earth without causing harm?
What is biodegradable?
Reducing waste by reusing materials and recycling is a key part of this type of environmental care.
What is waste management?
This mammal is the most endangered in Estonia.
What is the Eurasian otter?
This is the term for gases released from vehicles and factories that lead to smog and acid rain.
What are exhaust fumes?
This country is home to the world's largest nuclear power plant, which has a massive capacity of 7,965 MW. Although the plant has been mostly offline since 2011, it remains the biggest in total capacity.
What is Japan?
This toxic material, commonly found in batteries and electronics, can be harmful if not disposed of properly, but it can be safely recycled and reused.
What is mercury?
Earth Day is celebrated on ___ every year.
What is April 22nd?