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What are the ways to reduce CO2 emissions?
Use eco-friendly transportation and public transport, use less plastic, plant a tree, always recycle, turn off the lights
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What's this?
Water pollution
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What greenhouse gas is released when we burn fossil fuels?
CO2
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Gases in Earth’s atmosphere have the same effect as the glass in a greenhouse, this is called....
The greenhouse effect
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Not enough rain leads to water shortages and makes it hard to grow food.
Drought
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What is the name of the greenhouse gas produced by intensive cattle farming, landfill waste, volcanoes etc.
Methane
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What is CH4?
Methane
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What is H2O?
Water vapour, a greenhouse gas.
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What could people eat less to combat climate change?
Meat
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What's this?
Deforestation
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What is O3?
Ozone
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Very powerful storms with strong winds
Hurricane
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Changes in the weather over a long period of time, including drought, flooding and storms
Climate change
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Too much rain can cause an area to fill up with water-
Flooding
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Carbon and other gases that trap the heat from the sun in the atmosphere
Greenhouse gases
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What's this?
Wildfire
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What's the formula for carbon dioxide?
CO2
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An excessive amount of _____________________ can be dangerous for the planet.
Greenhouse gases
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The ice in the North and South Poles is melting because the Earth is getting warmer
Melting Ice Caps
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The melting ice means that the sea is getting higher and may flood land near the coast
Rising sea levels
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What energies should we use to reduce CO2 emissions?
Renewable energies
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What do you call the phenomen when temperatures across the world are getting higher?
Global warming
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The amount of CO2 and other gases released into the atmosphere because of one’s own energy needs is called....
Carbon footprint
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