Environmental Studies Unit 4 Definitions
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Clues
- a policy of planning or designing a product with an artificially limited useful life, so it will become obsolete after a certain period of time (7, 11)
- a substance produced form organic matter that helps to improve the soil's properties, adding slow releasing nutrients (4, 12)
- agricultural production system that uses large inputs of labour, fertilisers and capital, relative to the land being farmed (9, 11)
- agricultural production system that uses small inputs of labour, fertilisers and capital, relative to the land being farmed (9, 11)
- direct manipulation of an organism's genome using biotechnology (7, 12)
- increasing concentration of a substance, such as toxic chemical, in tissues of organisms at higher levels of the food chain (16)
- measure of human demand for nature (10, 9)
- process by which humans use animal + plant breeding to selectively choose which animals and plants which have the most desirable traits and breed them (9, 8)
- rate which energy is converted by photosynthetic + chemosynthetic autotrophs to organic substances (7, 12)
- when water evaporates form soil, land and vegetation (18)
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