Synonyms for Biosphere
ˈbaɪ əˌsfɪərbio·spher·e

Princeton's WordNet

1. biospherenoun

   the regions of the surface and atmosphere of the Earth (or other planet) where living organisms exist

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1. List of paraphrases for "biosphere":

   biosphère

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1. List of known nicknames for "Biosphere":

   Bleep, Bleep (Biosphere), I Said Bleep, Geir Jenssen, Jenssen, Geir, Cosmic Explorer, E-Man

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1. Petteri Taalas:

   We are already at 1.2 degrees warming and the IPCC [ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change ] says that for the welfare of mankind and also for the welfare of biosphere, the 1.5 degree target would be more favored, with the 2 degrees target, we would see more negative impacts of Climate Change -RSB-, it would harm global food production capacity, there would be plenty of coastal cities that would suffer from sea level rise, and we would see more category 4 and 5 hurricanes, typhoons and cyclones.

2. Boris Sauterey:

   Could Mars still be inhabited today by micro-organisms descending from this primitive biosphere? if so, where?

3. Luca Gamberini:

   We have natural evaporation inside the biosphere. We have the natural creation of fresh water – the water evaporates, condenses, and naturally rains on the plants.

4. Peter Crockford:

   Over the 100 to 200 million years before this die-off event there was a large amount of life on the planet, but after this event a huge portion died off, however, instead of recovering like more recent mass extinctions, the amount of life on the planet or size of the biosphere stayed small for the following billion years of Earths historyabout two billion to one billion years ago.

5. Michael Thiele:

   We can do this very, very simple thing — return bees into their natural nest environment, into their natural biosphere, if we lose them due to human-induced mass extinction, will there be a tomorrow?