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Industries, vehicles, and fires produce greenhouse gas pollution that remains trapped in the atmosphere and contributes to rising global temperatures over time, threatening environmental destruction if left unaddressed. Greenhouse gases exist because heat becomes trapped in the atmosphere instead of escaping back out into space, and this pollution is caused by human activities.
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Greenhouse gasses melissa
Greenhouse gases exist naturally in the atmosphere and allow sunlight to enter but prevent heat from escaping. The two main contributors to greenhouse gases are human activities like industry and transportation as well as natural sources. Increased greenhouse gases are trapping more heat in the atmosphere and causing global temperature rises which affect weather patterns, sea levels, and land use. We can help mitigate the greenhouse effect by reducing fossil fuel usage, finding renewable energy sources, reducing and recycling, and using alternative transportation methods.
Global warming jet
Global warming is caused by greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane trapping heat in the atmosphere. This causes the earth's temperature to rise, affecting plants and animals who cannot adapt to the increased temperatures. Global warming also affects weather patterns and can lead to long droughts. Humans contribute to global warming through activities that release greenhouse gases like driving vehicles, using electricity, and burning fossil fuels. The ozone layer, which protects the earth from the sun, is being damaged by greenhouse gases. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions through activities like using less fossil fuels and driving less can help address global warming.
Global warming barry
Global warming is caused by greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane trapping heat in the atmosphere, increasing the Earth's temperature. This occurs through the greenhouse effect, where gases act like the glass of a greenhouse or bottle, trapping heat close to the Earth's surface and causing the planet to warm up over time. If the Earth were like a bottle with trapped heat, it would become very hot without the greenhouse gases escaping into space.
Eda
Air pollution exists because of emissions from vehicles, industry, and domestic activities. It affects health and the environment, with studies finding that air pollution contributes to 50,000 deaths in the US each year. Individuals with preexisting heart and lung conditions are especially at risk. To reduce air pollution, people can walk instead of driving, and industries can implement solutions to reduce their emissions.
Cigarette butts1 pamela
Cigarette butts contain chemicals like heavy metals that are filtered out during smoking and released into the environment. While smoking may provide temporary stress relief, it damages the health of smokers over time by increasing cancer risks and is harmful to the environment by polluting soil and inhibiting plant growth. The spread of cigarette pollution and health risks from smoking can be reduced by fewer people smoking and properly disposing of cigarette butts.
Cigarette butts by_cindy_nguyen
Cigarette butts are harmful to the environment and can take over a year to break down. They can start fires when littered and harm wildlife like the rabbit pictured. Cigarette butts are littered because people smoke in public and toss them on the ground. Banning smoking and cigarette sales could help reduce litter and future health risks from cancer.
Aaron
Greenhouse gases are chemicals like water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide that exist naturally in the atmosphere and trap heat. They are produced by both natural processes and human activities like industry and burning fossil fuels. Increased levels of greenhouse gases are causing climate change effects such as changes in weather patterns, rising sea levels, and shifts in land patterns. To mitigate these issues, humans need to reduce activities that produce greenhouse gases like burning fuels and deforestation, as well as transition to alternative energy sources.
By bryton
Greenhouse gases occur when heat from the sun passes through the atmosphere and warms the Earth. They exist due to human activities like driving vehicles and contribute to climate change that affects different parts of the world. The document provided a brief overview of greenhouse gases and their causes according to human actions.
Food tasting powerpoint
The students in class 5/6B enjoyed tasting typical Australian foods after their study of Australian identities and values. Most students enjoyed the sausage rolls, Milo, and lamingtons that were served, though some like Aaron and Jet did not like the strongly flavored vegemite. Jonathan enjoyed the vegemite so much that he ate the rest of the sandwiches. The students displayed good manners during the tasting and asked if they could have any leftovers at the end.
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Greenhouse gas leon
- 1. By Leon
- 2. The industries that create pollution are responsible for the pollution that effects our environment.
- 3. Greenhouse gases exist because the heat breaks through the atmosphere and can’t get out.
- 4. Greenhouse gas is when solar radiation warms the Earth which causes greenhouse gas pollution.
- 5. Industries, cars and fires all pollute the earth because they cant get out of our atmosphere.
- 6. • Over a period of time the changing temperatures can destroy the Earth in hundreds of years. • Its not environmentally friendly (very bed for environment).