Climate Concepts Scramble

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Unscramble Letters Climate Concepts ScrambleOnline version Unscramble key climate terms by Ramelhen Garcia 1 Outer rigid shell of Earth that is broken into tectonic plates. R S E L I T O H P E H 2 Theory describing the movement of Earth's major plates. O N S E L P T T C A E I C T 3 Plate boundary where neighboring plates move apart. D R N V R D N U G E A E O Y I T B 4 Heat-driven circulation in the mantle causing plate movement. N O M C I T T E V N N L E A O C 5 Movement where neighboring plates shear past one another. A P S E S P T L L E D T I A S 6 Boundary where two plates slide laterally past each other. O D R O S N M A Y U F R A N T R B 7 Process where one plate sinks beneath another at a trench. N D T I U S B C U O 8 Interplay between tectonic plates causing various geologic activity. P N A T T I L R A T E N O C I E 9 Boundary where plates collide or move toward one another. O A E V N G C U Y O R T D N B E R N 10 Location with low seismic risk away from active faults. A A R S B E E T A L 11 A greenhouse gas emitted from burning fossil fuels and respiration. O I E X D R A B C D I O N 12 General increase in average global surface temperatures. T E G A E P I U M T R I S E N R R 13 Use of coal, oil, or natural gas for energy. F I U S G R S O L E S N I L N B F U 14 Process by which the atmosphere retains infrared radiation. T A P T A E H R 15 Increasing warmth observed over many years. E R I R G E P A M S S I N T U R E T 16 Long-term alterations in global or regional climate patterns. L T G M A C A C N I H E E 17 Decreasing the amount of greenhouse gases released. D O S U C E E S S I D N R M I E 18 Long-term rise in Earth's average surface temperature. N M G L W A A B G L O I R 19 Energy sources that replenish naturally and are sustainable. A E E R N B E G Y W E N R E L 20 Power from sun and wind used for electricity and transport. N A N W L D O I D S A R 21 Climate pattern describing fluctuations in Pacific sea temperatures and winds. C L T O O Ñ I S N U R T H N O E L O A I L E N I S 22 Phase associated with unusually warm central/eastern Pacific waters. L Ñ E O I N 23 Drier conditions in a region during certain ENSO phases. C L R R N F A U D E I L A D E 24 More precipitation linked to other ENSO phases. L R I E D F R S E A N A C I L N A 25 Phase associated with unusually warm central/eastern Pacific waters. N O Ñ I L E 26 Practice of saving water to avoid shortages. I E A E N O N S R R O C T T W V A 27 Readiness measures to cope with flood events. S E E N S E D R L F P P R O O A D 28 Plant varieties bred to endure dry spells. T E T - T R O S S A R D H U O N S R G C P I 29 Phase associated with unusually warm central/eastern Pacific waters. I L N E Ñ O 30 Occurrences of strong variability in ENSO, causing weather extremes. T N S O M E E E R S X E 31 Forecasting of potential adverse weather events. N H E I R S E I O T R W C D A R P I K E T 32 Projects to manage water supply for agriculture during dry periods. A S T G N I O O E R A D N T R A E I A R R T G I W 33 Planting trees and improving drainage to reduce flood risk. N R I O F D A A S G N D I T N T O E R A A E R E 34 Increased likelihood of dry conditions. R H T H O G E R R K S H D U I I G 35 Predicting weather patterns on a seasonal timescale. E O O N N R F A L S T S A C I S E A G 36 Renewable power from sunlight. S A Y R E L O N G E R 37 Safeguarding natural assets for future generations. C S E U E R P U T R O T R E C T S F R E U O 38 Resources that renew themselves without depletion. D Y A L E L U E E N L T A P I R N R S H 39 Devices that use less electricity. E F N A E R N C E - F C P N E L I A E I P S T I Y G 40 Photovoltaic units that convert sunlight to electricity. L L A P N O S S R A E 41 Homes built above ground to resist flood damage. E U E V O H L A S D E S T E 42 Urban areas with trees and plants improving environment. S G C E R E E A S N P 43 Sorting trash to recycle and reduce waste. N S A A T E G S R W E G O E T I 44 Greater surface water flow after deforestation or rainfall. I C E A O E R F N D S R U F N 45 Actions to reduce harm and cope with climate impacts. A T I I P N N T O I A O A T D T A A G I M N D 46 Ability of a system to absorb climate shocks. E A T I S L M R N L I I C E E E C 47 Transportation powered by solar energy. S T P R B N A L O O I P L R A U S R T C 48 Use of clean power plus tree planting to aid sustainability. E R R E E W E G A A B E E E L D R N N N S Y T 49 Not supporting long-term environmental health. N N A S S B I T L U E U A 50 Balancing ecological, economic, and social needs for the future. E L S M I T E L T B U A A O E S E N D N V P

Climate Concepts Scramble

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Climate Concepts ScrambleOnline version

by Ramelhen Garcia

Outer rigid shell of Earth that is broken into tectonic plates.

Theory describing the movement of Earth's major plates.

Plate boundary where neighboring plates move apart.

Heat-driven circulation in the mantle causing plate movement.

Movement where neighboring plates shear past one another.

Boundary where two plates slide laterally past each other.

Process where one plate sinks beneath another at a trench.

Interplay between tectonic plates causing various geologic activity.

Boundary where plates collide or move toward one another.

Location with low seismic risk away from active faults.

A greenhouse gas emitted from burning fossil fuels and respiration.

General increase in average global surface temperatures.

Use of coal, oil, or natural gas for energy.

Process by which the atmosphere retains infrared radiation.

Increasing warmth observed over many years.

Long-term alterations in global or regional climate patterns.

Decreasing the amount of greenhouse gases released.

Long-term rise in Earth's average surface temperature.

Energy sources that replenish naturally and are sustainable.

Power from sun and wind used for electricity and transport.

Climate pattern describing fluctuations in Pacific sea temperatures and winds.

Phase associated with unusually warm central/eastern Pacific waters.

Drier conditions in a region during certain ENSO phases.

More precipitation linked to other ENSO phases.

Phase associated with unusually warm central/eastern Pacific waters.

Practice of saving water to avoid shortages.

Readiness measures to cope with flood events.

Plant varieties bred to endure dry spells.

Phase associated with unusually warm central/eastern Pacific waters.

Occurrences of strong variability in ENSO, causing weather extremes.

Forecasting of potential adverse weather events.

Projects to manage water supply for agriculture during dry periods.

Planting trees and improving drainage to reduce flood risk.

Increased likelihood of dry conditions.

Predicting weather patterns on a seasonal timescale.

Renewable power from sunlight.

Safeguarding natural assets for future generations.

Resources that renew themselves without depletion.

Devices that use less electricity.

Photovoltaic units that convert sunlight to electricity.

Homes built above ground to resist flood damage.

Urban areas with trees and plants improving environment.

Sorting trash to recycle and reduce waste.

Greater surface water flow after deforestation or rainfall.

Actions to reduce harm and cope with climate impacts.

Ability of a system to absorb climate shocks.

Transportation powered by solar energy.

Use of clean power plus tree planting to aid sustainability.

Not supporting long-term environmental health.

Balancing ecological, economic, and social needs for the future.