(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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The supply of water underground. - Groundwater
To extend the life of an item by using it again as is, repairing it, or creating new uses for it. - Reuse
Flow of discarded materials (garbage, trash, and debris). - Waste Stream
Using the earth's natural resources wisely and efficiently. - Environmental Conservation
The process of adding air or causing air to circulate through something. - Aeration
The methods by which sewage from the collection or pumping station is processed and treated. - Waste Water Treatment
Unwanted materials in items that are being recycled or composted. Physical _______ of compost include glass, plastic, or stones. Chemical ____ include trace heavy metals and toxic compounds. - Contaminant
Burning a material at a very high temperature. - Incineration
The solid residue that remains after any material is burned. - Ash
This item can be made into rulers, key chains, carpet, and T-shirts. - Soda Bottle
The usable by-product of wastewater (sewage) treatment. Also called sludge. - Biosolid
The name given to the elongated piles of leaves and woodchips at a composting facility. - Windrow
A carefully engineered site for the safe disposal of solid waste. Solid waste is deposited in the ______, compacted and covered with soil. Modern _____ often called sanitary ______ are equipped with leachate collection systems, methane gas contr
A special type of recycling whereby organic wastes (trees, leaves, brush, grass clippings, are converted by natural decay. - Composting
To decrease the amount of solid waste by limiting the amount of materials used, buying only those items we really need, items that will last a long time and items with a minimum amount of packaging. - Reduce
Useless, unwanted, or discarded materials, often called trash, garbage, refuse, or debris. - Solid Waste
A system of symbols, such as letters or numbers, that have an assigned meaning. The number on the bottom of a plastic container is an example of the ______ used for distinguishing types of plastic. - Code
Solid waste produced by homes, businesses, institutions, (ie., government offices and hospitals) and schools. - Municipal Solid Waste
Involves products, packaging, manufacturing processes and lifestyles that minimize the amount of waste created. - Source Reduction
Grass clippings, leaves, weeds, shrub and tree pruning (6' or less in diameter) from a residence or business. - Yard Trimmings
A process in which solid waste is burned and the heat is used to produce steam for generating electricity. - Waste to Energy
To reprocess discards for use in manufacture of new products. This collection, sorting, and transport of waste materials. Plastic, glass, paper, and metals are examples of items that go through this process. - Recycle
An area where garbage has been illegally placed and there is no protective structure (plastic and clay liners)to prevent groundwater contamination. -Dump
This item can be made into a type of lumber. - Plastic Milk Container
The proper treatment, storage, and disposal of waste. Methods or alternatives for handling waste. These include source reduction, recycling, incineration, landfilling, composting, and wastewater (sewage) treatment. - Waste Management
Treated wastewater (sewage) or final liquid by-product of the wastewater treatment process. - Effluent
A toxic liquid formed when water mixes with decomposing garbage. This mixture can pose a contamination threat to groundwater in the are and is therefore usually collected in a ____ collection system. - Leachate
Capable of being decomposed (broken down into simpler components or elements) by the actions of microorganisms. Most organic waste such as food and paper is ________ under certain conditions. - Biodegradable
To break down, rot, or separate into basic components or parts. - Decompose
Waste, paper, garbage, etc. found along highways and left in public places. -Litter
The practice of separating waste generating within each household or commercial operation into separate types such as newspaper, glass, plastic, etc., placing them in separate containers for recycling, composting and disposal. - Source Separatio
The area where a plant or animal naturally grows or lives. The native environment for particular plants and animals. - Habitat
