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| layers of sand gravel or bedrock that holds or moves ground water. |
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| method of plowing in which farmers plow with the shape of the land. |
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| farmland that is unused or allowed to to rest for a season or a year. |
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| an energy recouse formed from the remains of plants and animals. |
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| energy generated with heat within the earth. |
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| a low growing plant used to prevent erosion of topsoil. |
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| water stored beneath the surface of the earth. |
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| is prodused by water flows from from the reserviors and turns turbines. |
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| all earths water found in lakes, oceans, streams, rivers, soil, groundwater, and the air. |
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| an ice sheet that reaches the ocean and continues to float over the water. |
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| able to be dented or shaped. |
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| the mateirials on earth available for our use including soil water air and fossle fuels. |
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| a solid substance founded in the earths surface has never been an organic substance. |
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| a factory that seperats crude oil into prducts such as gasoline kerosene and dissel fuel. |
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| a mineral necesscary to produce nuclear engy. |
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| a consintrated area of spacific minerals that have melted and seaperated into layers. |
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