- There are 1.3 vehicles per person in the US, compared to 6.75 people per vehicle in China. More fuel-efficient vehicles emit fewer emissions, slowing the pace of global warming. Some cars use electric or solar power instead of gasoline. - Carpooling, public transportation, biking, and walking produce less pollution than individual driving. Taking these alternative transportation options can save money and time while helping the environment.

2. • Car has becomes indispensible to our life.
• Ward's reports that there are 1.3 people for every
car in the U.S., while in China there are 6.75
people per vehicle.

5. After Seeing Those Facts

6. So You Might Ask.

7. Hmmm not really…..

9. • Fuel-efficient vehicles use less gas to travel the
same distance as their less efficient
counterparts. When we burn less fuel, we
generate fewer emissions. When emissions go
down, the pace of global warming slows.
• Some of the car even use new fuel such as
electric and solar power to replace gasoline

10. Comparison

11. Carpool
• Save money. Share the costs of driving with
other riders.
• Save time. As a carpool, you can drive in the
HOV (high occupancy vehicle) lane.
• Help the environment. Carpooling creates
cleaner air and safer communities.
• It reduces traffic. When three people carpool,
there are two fewer cars on the road.

12. Bus
• Economically efficient, improve traffic, and
save environment

13. Bike or walk
• Not only a good exercise, but also produce almost 0
pollution.
• Slow down and enjoy. “In philosophy if you aren't moving
at a snail's pace you aren't moving at all” (Iris Murdoch 1).

14. , to let more people
understand the concept and take action!

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18. • The American Lung Association reports that
30,000 people are killed by car emissions
annually in the United States alone.

19. • The gases mainly contain hydrocarbons and
account nearly for 25% of the total
hydrocarbon emissions from a passenger car.

20. Disease
• Car pollutants can cause a number of
problems to people. Our respiratory system is
what takes all the damage when breathing in.

21. Ecosystem
• Car emissions destroys ecosystem emit
harmful particles into atmosphere, which
heavily influences water cycle.

22. Water Cycle
• Harmful particles then combine with water
vapour in the atmosphere, forms precipitation
(rain, snow, fog), which poison water species
(fish).

23. Furthermore..
• “This means that the typical fish that you
consume today can have approximately 50
percent of the concentration of most persistent
organic pollutants (POPs) when compared to the
same fish eaten by your parents at your age”
(Bonito 1). • REMEMBER !
• NOT ONLY YOU
EAT FISH

24. Trees
• Plant and trees are killed by acid rain which is
created when car pollution chemicals SO2 and
NOx dissolve into the rainwater.