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Global problems like climate change, pollution, overuse of resources, deforestation, and natural disasters have destroyed the earth. These issues are caused by human activities and have changed the face of the planet. The document discusses the 4Rs - reduce, reuse, recycle, and replenish - as ways to help lessen environmental problems and save the earth. It asks questions about the 4Rs and their importance.
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- Post-reading activities that have students complete a diagram about the problems, discuss in groups which local problem is most serious, and do a group presentation on their opinion.
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This is kind of awareness, that this phenomena must have a solution
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Environmental educ.
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This document summarizes 10 major global environmental issues:
1. Global warming caused by increased greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and CFCs.
2. Ozone layer depletion from CFC emissions.
3. Acid rain from sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions.
4. Marine pollution from oil spills, plastic waste, and sewage.
5. Deforestation of tropical rainforests.
6. Declining biodiversity due to habitat loss.
7. Desertification from climate change and unsustainable land use.
8. Transboundary movement of hazardous organic wastes.
9. Radiation contamination from nuclear accidents and waste.
10. Air pollution harming
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