Environmental Threats and Conservation Vocabulary

This page continues the bilingual vocabulary list, focusing on terms related to environmental threats, pollution, and conservation efforts. It expands on the previous page's content, providing a more in-depth look at the language used to discuss environmental challenges and solutions.

The vocabulary on this page includes:

• Terms related to environmental destruction (e.g., deforestation, pollution)
• Specific types of pollution and waste (e.g., exhaust fumes, municipal waste)
• Consequences of environmental damage (e.g., soil erosion, drought, famine)
• Concepts related to species preservation and extinction

Definition: Deforestation (Abholzung) refers to the clearing, removing, or destruction of significant areas of forest, often for agricultural or urban use.

Example: The term "endangered species" (gefährdete Arten) describes plant or animal species at risk of extinction due to environmental factors or human activities.

Highlight: The list includes important terms for discussing the long-term impacts of environmental damage, such as "desertification" and "extinction of a species" (Artensterben).

This section of the vocabulary list is particularly useful for those studying Klimawandel vokabeln Deutsch or preparing for an Englisch mündliche Prüfung Umwelt. It provides the necessary language to discuss complex environmental issues and their consequences, supporting a deeper understanding of Nachhaltigkeit im Alltag Beispiele and the importance of environmental conservation.