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Remediation / Remediating

• The process of correcting or cleaning up environmental damage.

• A method of increasing soil fertility through chemical means.

• The act of restoring a building to its original state.

• A technique for managing water resources effectively.

Organic sand

• Sand made mostly from once-living material, such as shells, coral pieces, or bits of plants and animals. Common on tropical beaches.

• Sand that is primarily composed of minerals and rocks.

• Sand that is artificially created in laboratories.

• Sand that is found only in desert regions.

Spat

• The young, newly attached stage of oysters or other shellfish.

• A type of cooking technique involving frying.

• A term used to describe a disagreement or argument.

• A method of preserving food by drying.

Extensive

• Covering a large area.

• Limited in scope.

• Narrowly focused.

• Superficial in nature.

Solvent

• A liquid that dissolves another substance in a solution (example: water in sugar water)

• A solid that can dissolve in a liquid

• A gas that can mix with liquids

• A type of chemical reaction involving liquids

Deteriorated

• Decayed, broken down, or damaged.

• Improved and enhanced.

• Maintained in perfect condition.

• Completely new and untouched.

Prune

• To trim plants to encourage growth.

• To water plants regularly.

• To plant new seeds in the soil.

• To remove dead leaves from plants.

Waterfront

• Land along the edge of water (river, lake, or ocean).

• A type of water sport involving racing on water.

• A structure built to hold back water in a river or lake.

• A term used to describe a water purification process.

Prolifically

• Producing in large amounts.

• Occasionally producing something.

• Producing in small quantities.

• Producing with great difficulty.

Mineral sand

• Sand made from broken pieces of rock and minerals (such as quartz, feldspar, or magnetite).

• Sand that is primarily composed of organic materials like shells and coral.

• Sand that is formed from the erosion of limestone and contains calcium carbonate.

• Sand that is artificially created in laboratories for industrial use.