Global warming
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This document discusses global warming and its impacts. It defines global warming as an increase in average temperatures caused by too much carbon dioxide trapping heat in the atmosphere. This can lead to rising sea levels from melting ice caps, endangering coastal cities and polar animals' habitats. The document recommends individual actions like biking and using less electricity to help address the problem. It also notes global warming harms marine life by acidifying oceans as carbon dioxide dissolves into carbonic acid.
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![Accelerating sea level
ï‚— As the result of the earth getting warmer, ice is melting
globally especially at the earth’s poles.[this includes
mountain glaciers, ice sheets covering west Antarctica,
Greenland and Arctic sea ice.]
ï‚— When huge amount of ice melts, it turns into a huge
amount of water and thus rising a sea level.
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Global warming
- 2. What is Global Warming ?  Global Warming is when the earth gets warmer. Global Warming happens because we let out too much carbon dioxide and that causes an atmospheric greenhouse . The atmospheric greenhouse lets heat come in , but doesn’t let a lot come out . That makes the earth warmer. 2Made by Meet
- 4. Why is it so bad?  Global Warming doesn’t mean more time by the beach or having enough heat to be swimming in the sea , it means sea levels will rise because of melting ice at the poles. That means there will be floods and the Netherlands, Manhattan and other low parts of the world will be covered in water. 4Made by Meet
- 5. What can we do to help?  To help, you can bike or walk short distances or buy a hybrid car if possible . Don’t waste electricity because overuse of electricity means more fossil fuels have to be burned and that causes carbon dioxide to rise into the air. 5Made by Meet
- 6. What affect does Carbon Dioxide have on the atmosphere? ï‚— Carbon Dioxide is a very strong gas . When released into the air, it makes holes in the ozone layer. The ozone layer prevents dangerous rays from the sun coming in such as UV rays. UV rays can cause cancer so during summer, you should put strong sun tan lotion on or you may end up having skin or eye cancer. 6Made by Meet
- 7. Not only us! ï‚— When scientists think of global warming. They think about humans mostly. When we do also has an affect on other animals. Animals that are affected most: ï‚— POLAR BEAR ï‚— PENGUIN ï‚— OTHER POLAR ANIMALS 7Made by Meet
- 9. Impacts of Global Warming 9Made by Meet
- 10. Impacts of Global Warming.. ï‚— There are three impacts of global warming: 1.Increase in average temperature 2.Migration of animals 3. Acidification of ocean 10Made by Meet
- 11. INCREASE IN AVERAGE TEMPERATURE  Due to negative human activities, the overall temperature of the earth’s atmosphere has rised to a considerable amount which leads undesirable outcome such as:  Accelerating sea level  Harm caused to humans 11Made by Meet
- 12. Accelerating sea level  As the result of the earth getting warmer, ice is melting globally especially at the earth’s poles.[this includes mountain glaciers, ice sheets covering west Antarctica, Greenland and Arctic sea ice.]  When huge amount of ice melts, it turns into a huge amount of water and thus rising a sea level. 12Made by Meet
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- 14. Consequences ï‚— Low lying islands are being submerged by overwhelming amount of sea water. ï‚— Many arctic wildlife animals such as polar bears are losing their icy habitat in which they are unable survive without it. 14Made by Meet
- 15. Harm caused to human ï‚— The rising temperature of earth can cause serious repercussion to human beings . This is because the human body is not capable of coping with extreme temperatures for long period of time . Doing so might lead to death. ï‚— For example , in 2014 study , it is said that deaths from heat has increased about 2000% since the last decade. 15Made by Meet
- 16. OCEAN ACIDIFICATION ï‚— Ocean acidification is caused by the excessive absorption of carbon dioxide(g) by the ocean which is due to the rising level of co2 caused by global warming. ï‚— When co2 dissolve in water , it will turn into carbonic acid. This will cause harm to some of the marine organisms due to the acid dissolving their shells. 16Made by Meet
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- 18. Consequences ï‚— If the ocean becomes more acidic, it is expected that the number of some marine organisms including coral reefs will decrease in areas where they are most common. ï‚— The acidity of ocean has since been increased about 25%. 18Made by Meet
- 19. THANK YOU 19Made by Meet