Environment & Climate

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Compound noun; singular only in this context.

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Feminine noun starting with a mute h/vowel, hence l'.

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Adjective follows the noun in standard French.

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Standard feminine noun ending in -tion.

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Commonly used when discussing household recycling habits.

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Derived from the verb gaspiller.

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Often used in the plural (les déchets) to mean refuse or garbage.

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Feminine abstract noun, rarely used in the plural.

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Key economic and ecological term at B1 level.

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Adjective naturelle agrees with feminine noun catastrophe.

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Frequently used in news reports regarding climate change.

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Derived from the adjective sec (dry).

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Followed by 'de l'' to link with the environment.

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Takes a singular verb when treated as a collective unit.

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Feminine form is citoyenne.

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Masculine noun related to the verb recycler.

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Plural uses the regular -x ending for nouns ending in -eau.

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Masculine noun starting with a vowel, hence l'.

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Often used in the plural 'ressources naturelles'.

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Adjective remains identical for masculine and feminine singular (écologique).

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Regular -er verb.

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First-group verb with an è in conjugated forms (nous protégeons, je protège).

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Regular -er verb.

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Regular -er verb.

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Often followed by 'à' (sensibiliser quelqu'un à quelque chose).