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Such as in the weather.  \n Climate Change: The long-term change in Earth's climate of a region or city; including warming and cooling and other changes within a climate.  \n CO2-Carbon Dioxide: A colorless, odorless, incombustible gas, CO2, is present in the atmosphere and formed during respiration and by burning carbon.  \n Conserve/Conservation: To save, preserve or protect.  \n Drought-A drought is a period of time when an area or region experiences belownormal precipitation.  \n Fossil Fuels-They are made from decomposing plants and animals. They are found in Earth's crust and contain carbon and hydrogen, which can be burned for energy.  \n Global Warming: This is a term used to describe the warming of climate pattern change and is one aspect of climate change.  \n Greenhouse Effect: This term is used when an abundance of radiation and ultraviolet rays from the sun are trapped in Earth's surface by an overabundance of gases.  \n Industrial Revolution-A period of scientific and technological development in the 18th century that transformed largely rural, agrarian societies especially in Europe and North America into industrialized, urban ones.  \n Invasive Shothole Borer (ISHB) -One of two small, non-native beetles that bore into trees. The borer introduces fungi that cause a tree disease that eventually destroys the tree.  \n Invasive Species-An organism that is not native to a particular [area. it](area. it) can cause great economic and environmental harm to the new area.  \n Methane: A colorless, odorless flammable gas that is the main constituent of natural gas  \nClimate Change Vocabulary  \nThis voca bula ry list is targeted fo r 3 rd-4th grade stude nts .  \n Alternative Energy: Different forms of energy are generated in ways that do not  \n Natural Resource: materials or substances such as trees or water, that are formed in nature and are necessary or useful to humans.  \n Non-Renewable: Something that cannot be replaced. Fossil fuels.  \n Threatened Species-An endangered organism that is threatened by extinction due to loss of habitat and loss of genetic variation.  \n Water vapor-Water in its gaseous state. It is the most abundant greenhouse gas.  \nVocabu lario sobre el Cambio Clim ático  \nEst a li sta de voc a bu la rio está di rigid a a estudia ntes de 3 a 4  \ngr ado .  \n Energía Alternativa: Se generan diferentes formas de energía de manera que noagoten los recursos naturales ni dañen el medio ambiente, especialmente evitando el uso de combustibles fósiles y energía nuclear.  \n Clima: Condiciones que prevalecen en un á rea en general o durante un largo período. 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Se encuentran en la corteza terrestre y contienen carbono ehidrógeno, que pueden quemarse para obtener energía.  \n Calentamiento Global: Este es un té rmino utilizado para describir el calentamiento del cambio de patró n climático.  \n Efecto Invernadero: Este té rmino se utiliza cunado una gran cantidad de radicació ny rayos ultravioleta del sol quedan atrapados en la superficie de la Ti","cbCaibAVRwMLmnlG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibAVRwMLmnlG","pdf",190167,"English","# Alternative Energy\n# Climate and Climate Change\n# Carbon and Other Gases\n# Conservation and Resources\n# Fossil Fuels, Warming, and Greenhouse Effect\n# Drought and Global Warming\n# Invasive Species and Threatened Species","[{\"question\":\"What is climate change, according to the vocabulary list?\",\"answer\":\"Climate change is the long-term change in Earth’s climate of a region or city, including warming, cooling, and other changes within the climate.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the greenhouse effect affect Earth’s surface?\",\"answer\":\"The greenhouse effect happens when radiation and ultraviolet rays from the sun are trapped by an overabundance of gases in Earth’s surface area.\"},{\"question\":\"What are fossil fuels and why are they non-renewable?\",\"answer\":\"Fossil fuels are made from decomposing plants and animals found in Earth’s crust, and they cannot be replaced.\"}]","Climate Change Vocabulary - 3rd-4th Grade | PDF",1790580957]