English Vocabulary for the Environment – Words to Talk About Our Planet
If you want to speak confidently about climate change, conservation, and nature, you need the right words. This video lesson focuses on essential English vocabulary for the environment, helping you describe global issues and everyday eco-friendly habits with clarity and accuracy.
The lesson begins with key environmental nouns like pollution, deforestation, greenhouse gases, carbon footprint, and biodiversity. Each term is explained in simple English with clear examples, so you can understand how and when to use them.
Next, you’ll learn useful verbs such as recycle, conserve, reduce, protect, and sustain, all crucial for talking about action and solutions. The presenter shows how to combine these verbs naturally in sentences, like “We must reduce emissions to protect the planet.”
The video also highlights important adjectives—renewable, eco-friendly, endangered, climate-resilient—to help you describe environmental problems and positive initiatives. Pronunciation tips ensure you can say each word clearly and confidently.
Real-life examples and short dialogues bring the vocabulary to life, whether you’re discussing recycling at home or international climate agreements. Cultural notes explain how these words appear in news reports, documentaries, and everyday conversation, so you can spot them easily when listening or reading.
By the end of the lesson, you’ll have a strong set of words to talk about urgent environmental topics in discussions, presentations, or casual chats with friends. Watch actively: pause the video, repeat each word aloud, and create your own example sentences.
For more practice, explore global resources like United Nations Environment Programme and National Geographic Environment to see these terms used in real context.
With these essential words in your vocabulary, you’ll be ready to join conversations about protecting our planet and making a positive impact.
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