(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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Causes a fever and rash but was eradicated by a global vaccination program in 1980
Smallpox
excess nutrients lead to algal bloom follwed by oxygen deplection
Eutrophication
reduce, reuse...
Recycle
Shows the inverse relationship between DO and BOD in water polluted with organic waste
Sag Curve
How the WHO solved the problems they caused with their use of DDT in Borneo
Parachuting cats
Where most of the trash in the Us ends up
Landfills
literally translates to bad air because that is how it was thought to spread
Malaria
A virus spread by exposure to body fluids. Sporadic outbreaks in Africa
Ebola
An additional step added to waste water treatment plants that isn't present in drinking water treatment
Aeration tank
Nutrients that cause algal blooms when they get into farm runoff
Nitrogen and Phosporus
The largest volume of US is trash is made of this material
Paper
trash juice
Leachate
A virus spread by air borne droplets that follows an outbreak pattern. First appeared in the early 2000s
SARS/MERS
won a nobel prize for findin a cure for malaria
Tu Youyou
the author of the ground breaking book The Silent Spring
Rachel Carson
caused by urban runoff, deforestation and outflow from power plants
Thermal pollution
Viral disease spread by mosquitos. Arrive din the US in the summer of 1999
West Nile
Thalidomide and alcohol are examples
Teratogen
a carcinogenic gas that accumultes in some basements
Radon
A global bacterial disease that causes fever and cough. Known as the world's most common infectious disease.
Tuberculosis
because of decreasing numbers of this animal due to DDT pollution,, the endangered species act was created
Eagles
When a fat soluble toxin builds up in the tissues of an individual animal
Bioaccumulation
A viral illness spread by mosquitoes in tropical regions.Infected preganat women may have babies with abnormally small heads.
Zika
the amount of toxin that is kills half the population
LD50
special because they can grow in salt water. Providing a nursery for baby tropical fish
Mangrove trees
a POP used to control malaria by killing mosquitos. Now banned in the US.
DDT
You should avoid be bitten by a wild animal or unvaccinated pet because you could contract this viral neurological disease.
Rabies
Rare today but killed millions of people in the 1300s
Plague
Sciency term for a dead zone
Hypoxia
when top predators have the highest concentration of a given toxin
biomagnificaiton
they're persistant
POPs
A rare neurological disease contracted from eating contaminated beef
Mad Cow
A disease common to developing regions that causes severe diarrhea.. spread by bacteria in drinking water. Not Cholera
Dysentary
Hard to recycle because they must be separated by hand and their are toxic components in them.
e-waste
A metallic toxin released from the burning of coal. The reason pregnanat women can't eat tuna
Mercury
An endocrine disruptor used as a pesticide, but was found to cause feminization of male frogs.
Atrazine
A rare disease spread by interactions with infected rodents.
Hantavirus
When water is cloudy
Turbidity
An outbreak of this disease was stopped when Jon snow removed the Broad street pump handle in London in 1854
Cholera
The clean air act removed it from gasoline
Lead
dose on the x and response on the y
Dose response curve
A carcinogen used in insulation and fire retandancts Wasn't fully banned in the US until 2024
Asbestos
A global virus that attacks the immune system.
HIV/Aids
The gas released from anerobic bacteria in landfills.
Methane
