Global warming is driven by an increase in greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels, which are essential for maintaining Earth's temperature but are becoming excessive. The planet's temperature has risen by one degree Fahrenheit over the last century, leading to significant environmental impacts such as the rapid melting of ice and detrimental effects on coral reefs. Immediate action is necessary to mitigate these changes and protect our planet.

1. GLOBAL
WARMING

2. The atmosphere has a natural supplyof
"greenhouse gases“

3. They capture heat and keep Earth warm
enough for us to live on.

4. greenhouse effect
Without the

5. frozenuninhabitable, wasteland.

7. More and more fossil fuels were burned
More and more
fossil fuels are being burned

8. to run our cars…

9. trucks
Trucks

10. Planes

11. And
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12. Adding to
our natural
supply of
greenhouse
gases.

13. The gases
can stay in
the
atmosphere
for at least
50 years
and up to
centuries.

15. has heated up by about one degree
Fahrenheit over the past century.

16. One degree not a big deal?
Consider this…

17. the difference in
global average
temperatures
between
modern times

18. and the last ice age

21. Arctic ice
is
rapidly

22. Polar bears
and
indigenous
cultures are
already
suffering
from the
sea-ice loss.

23. Glaciers and mountain snows are rapidly melting
Glaciers and mountains
are slowly melting.

24. Coral reefs
which are highly sensitive to small changes in water
temperature

25. Suffered the worst bleaching-or die-off
in response to stress- ever recorded in
1998

26. We only have one beautiful planet
Earth.

27. And we are all affectedAnd we are
all
being affected.

28. So do your part
What
are
YOU
doing
A
B
O
U
T
It?

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