1. aborigine [] a group or chain of islands
2. archipelago [] the transformation of land from green to desert
3. atoll [] the removal of trees over a widespread area of land
4. deforestation [] to remove the salt from something, e. g., the ocean
5. desalination [] an island formed from coral
6. desertification []people native to the australian continent

Aborigine- These are the native people living in the mainland of Australia as well as many of its nearby islands. They have been dwelling in those places since a long time.

Archipelago- It usually refers to a chain or a group of islands. For example, the islands near Hawaii.

Atoll- These are coral reefs that are circular in shape and surrounds a water body that is commonly known as lagoon. These are a type of islands that are constructed from corals.

Deforestation- The deforestation is a process of cutting down of trees or the removal of trees over a large geographical land area.

Desalination- It is a process of eliminating salts from a particular solution. It is commonly carried out in the countries of middle east.

Desertification- It refers to the transformation of land area containing green vegetation into desert areas.

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explanation: the badger state. this nickname originally referred to the lead miners, of the 1830s, who worked at the galena lead mines in illinois. these mines were in northwestern illinois close to the borders of wisconsin and iowa. the wisconsin miners lived, not in houses, but in temporary caves cut into the hillsides.

1."lessen the worth of ."

2."increase the worth of."

3." beyond the worth of."

4."against the worth of ."