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What happens when there is an increase of burning fossil fuels on the Earth?
global rise in temperatures
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What are gases that trap heat and hold it close to Earth?
greenhouse gases
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How can we reverse the negative effects of deforestation?
reforestation- plant more trees
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How would planting trees help reduce climate change?
take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen
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What human activity causes smog in the cities?
smoke from industrial areas or factories
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Can acid rain cause an extinction of species in an ecosystem?
yes
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Is increased permafrost or ice cover a consequence of global warming?
yes
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What causes ocean acidification?
carbon dioxide pollution (burning fossil fuels)
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What human activity leads to smog?
smoke from industrial areas, factories
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What is a change in a regions weather conditions over time?
climate change
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Would farming be a cause of climate change?
yes
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What is a gradual increase in the average temperature of Earth's climate?
global warming
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What can we do to help reduce negative environmental impacts?
reduce, reuse, recycle
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What is natural fuel formed from the remains of living organisms?
fossil fuels
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What is an example of a carbon sink on earth?
ocean
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The greenhouse effect is always bad.
false
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What do we call high numbers of intense rainfall and storms?
extreme weather events
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What is a major contributor to Earth's rising temperatures?
burning fossil fuels
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Which greenhouse gas has increased the most?
carbon dioxide
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What do you call a place that takes in high amounts of carbon dioxide such as the ocean?
carbon sink
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