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This document outlines several major environmental threats facing the planet such as climate change, global warming, destruction of the ozone layer, the greenhouse effect, deforestation, endangered species, melting ice caps, and various forms of pollution including factory emissions, exhaust fumes, water pollution, noise pollution, toxic waste, oil spills, and acid rain. It concludes that addressing these issues is important for the future of our planet.
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Enviroment
- 2. These are some of the problems planet Earth is facing today CLIMATE CHANGE
- 8. MELTING CAPS (the ice in the North and South Poles is melting)
- 10. EXHAUST FUMES
- 11. WATER POLLUTION
- 12. NOISE POLLUTION
- 14. ACID RAIN
- 15. DROUGHTS
- 16. FLOODS
- 18. NOW IT’S UP TO US