Save our Planet at Italian school.
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This document defines key terms related to environmental protection such as petrol, oil, chlorofluorocarbons, habitat, waste, recycling, pesticides, and the ozone hole. It explains that petrol and oil produce pollution like carbon dioxide when burned. Chlorofluorocarbons correspond to hydrocarbons where hydrogen is replaced by chlorine and fluorine, and they damaged the ozone layer. Other terms like habitat, waste, recycling, and pesticides are defined in brief.
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There is a lot of rubbish and pollution in the environment, including plastic bottles, food packaging, and other trash on the ground near the author's area. Putting trash in proper containers is an easy way for everyone to help keep the environment clean. Ocean pollution from plastic waste and oil spills is also a major problem, as animals often mistake plastic for food, which can lead to death, and may eventually cause fish populations to completely die off if not addressed. Art can provide a fun way to reuse rubbish by using items like bottle caps and old newspapers in creative works.
Polish team cosequences of melting
Global warming is causing glaciers to melt at increasing rates, which will have serious consequences. Rising sea levels threaten to flood coastal areas and create millions of climate refugees over the coming centuries. Additionally, melting glaciers will deplete freshwater sources for nearly a sixth of the world's population. To prevent further melting, nations must work to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from fuel combustion.
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2. The school offers general education, foreign language instruction in at least two first grades, free daily meals, and education based on love and democracy.
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- 2. save our planet from disaster protecting the environment
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