The Global Warming
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Global warming is caused by pollution from various sources such as factories, vehicles, and rubbish that release greenhouse gases and other emissions into the air, ground, and water. This pollution has led to issues like rising global temperatures, melting ice caps and poles, and increased flooding around the world by putting a hole in the ozone layer.
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Global warming refers to rising global temperatures caused by increased greenhouse gas emissions from human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation. If actions are not taken to reduce greenhouse gases, scientists predict major environmental consequences including rising sea levels, more extreme weather, and species extinction and economic and health catastrophes. While taking action to address global warming would cost money, not acting could lead to even greater costs through damage from the impacts of climate change.
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The document discusses how the greenhouse effect works and causes global warming. The atmosphere traps some of the sun's heat, warming the Earth. While a natural greenhouse effect is important, increased greenhouse gases from human activities like burning fossil fuels are enhancing the effect and causing climate change. Less than 1% of gases like carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide in the atmosphere are responsible for trapping heat. Human activities like deforestation and use of fossil fuels are raising levels of these gases. The impacts of climate change include rising seas, stronger storms, and effects on ecosystems, agriculture and human health. Adaptation and mitigation efforts aim to address impacts.
Greenhouse Effect.
The document discusses the greenhouse effect, including the natural greenhouse effect which regulates the Earth's temperature and the enhanced, man-made greenhouse effect caused by burning fossil fuels. It describes the major greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and water vapor that trap heat in the atmosphere. The document also outlines some effects of climate change like rising sea levels and impacts on agriculture, water resources, weather patterns, and humans/wildlife. It concludes by providing recommendations for reducing human-caused greenhouse gas emissions through individual actions like using less energy and driving less.
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The document discusses the greenhouse effect, including the natural greenhouse effect which regulates the Earth's temperature and the enhanced, man-made greenhouse effect caused by burning fossil fuels. It describes the major greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and water vapor that trap heat in the atmosphere. The document also outlines some effects of climate change like rising sea levels and impacts on agriculture, water resources, weather patterns, and humans/wildlife. It provides recommendations for reducing human-caused greenhouse gas emissions through individual actions in areas like transportation, energy use, recycling, and community involvement.
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This document defines and discusses different types of pollution: air, noise, water, thermal, and land. It provides examples of each type of pollution and discusses their effects on both human health and the environment. The document concludes with some recommendations for controlling different types of pollution, such as using public transportation to reduce air pollution, minimizing pesticide use to reduce water pollution, and designing cooling ponds and towers to mitigate thermal pollution.
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- 5. Pictures of ground pollution Rubbish-Litter Acid rain Radioactive material Batteries Killing animals Destruction of the forest
- 7. Pictures of water pollution Chemical wastes (Factories) Rubbish - Litter Petrol Ships
- 9. Pictures of air pollution Factories (fumes) Aerosol cans Vehicles (smog)
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