A prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall, leading to a shortage of water. (hạn hán)

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The artificial application of water to the land to help in the growth of crops. (tưới tiêu)

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Machines used for washing clothes and linens automatically.

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Facilities that remove salt and other minerals from seawater to make it suitable for drinking and irrigation. (nhà máy khử muối - nước biển)

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Water that is not salty and is suitable for drinking or agricultural use.

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The total amount of rain that falls in an area over a specific period. (lượng mưa)

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Deep holes drilled into the ground to access underground water. (giếng nước)

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Water that is clean and safe for humans to drink.

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Large masses of ice that move slowly over land, formed by accumulated snow. (sông băng)

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Water from the sea or ocean that contains salt and is not drinkable without treatment.

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emissions

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A scientist who studies the relationships between organisms and their environment. (nhà sinh thái học)

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Materials or substances found in nature, such as water, forests, minerals, and fossil fuels, that are useful to humans. (tài nguyên thiên nhiên)

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Rules, guidelines, or laws designed to protect the environment and reduce harm to nature.

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Refers to activities or processes that do not add to the overall amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. (cân bằng khí carbon)

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A state where no carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere

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Power generated from water sources, such as rivers, dams, or the ocean, to produce electricity.

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Plants take (a)   carbon dioxide

They take (a)   water from the ground

They take energy (a)   sunlight

Carbon dioxide and water are .... ..... glucose and oxygen

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Plants release oxygen (a)   the air

The state of being alive or real; the fact that something exists.

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