Impact of deforestation on climate and environment By Mr Allah Dad Khan
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Deforestation has significant impacts on climate and the environment. Mr. Allah Dad Khan presented on the impact of deforestation. Cutting down trees reduces the Earth's ability to absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and regulate global temperatures.
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This document provides vocabulary related to the environment, including Spanish and English terms. It lists words such as "acid rain", "carbon dioxide", "climate change", "conservation", "contaminant", "contamination", and "deforestation". The document also includes practice questions to test comprehension of the vocabulary where students are asked to complete sentences using the correct environmental terms.
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