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Define the following vocabulary ( sustainability definition ) 1- Climate 2- Weather 3- Greenhouse gasses 4- Greenhouse effect 5- Photo chemical Smog 6- Acid rain/deposition 7-Global Warming 8- Climate Change 9- Carbon Capture and Storage 10- Carbon and Energy taxes 11- Kyoto treaty 12- Ozone depletion/thinning 13- Montreal protocol ...

Define the following vocabulary ( sustainability definition )
1- Climate
2- Weather
3- Greenhouse gasses
4- Greenhouse effect
5- Photo chemical Smog
6- Acid rain/deposition
7-Global Warming
8- Climate Change
9- Carbon Capture and Storage
10- Carbon and Energy taxes
11- Kyoto treaty
12- Ozone depletion/thinning
13- Montreal protocol

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