cave, cliff, the land next to the sea - coast, glacier, a small area of water, sometimes man-made - pond, a thick forest in the tropics - rainforest, a small river - stream, an area of land between hills - valley, changes in the earth’s weather caused by the increase of gases like carbon dioxide in the atmosphere - climate changes, a substance like coal or oil that was formed underground millions of years ago and is used to create energy - fossil fuel, a black rock found underground and burnt as fuel - coal, a thick liquid that is used for fuel and found underground - oil, a substance like air that is burnt as fuel - gas, a place where electricity is produced - power station, energy from natural sources that will never run out like wind, water and sunlight - renewable energy, energy from the sun - solar power, environment where an animal or plant normally lives or grows - natural habitat, death of a species - extinction, an animal or plant that is in danger of disappearing - endangered species, an area where the natural environment is protected from being damaged - conservation area,

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