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SAVE EARTH

SAVE LIFE1

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IntroductionGlobal WarmingCausesEffect or consequencesHow to PreventFactsBefore and After

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What is Global Warming?• “Global Warming is defined as the

increase in the average temperature of Earth.”

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What Causes Global Warming?IndustrializationEmission of green house gases like

carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide etc into the atmosphere.

Use of CFC’sThe burning of Fossil

Fuels.

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Effects Of Global Warming

Global warming has effects and consequences on all walks of life. The consequences of global warming can be seen in the atmosphere, weather as well as the health of individuals.

Drastic rise in earth temperature. Rising sea levels Wild weather conditions Levels of Evaporation will also increase Affects the Ecosystems Melting of Glaciers Affect the Health of individuals. Decline in Agriculture.

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Prevent it!

Don't waste time. There is still time for this change. Not tomorrow but now.

Save Me!!!

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The first step in "Saving the Earth" is to readjust our attitudes.

AwarenessAlternative forms of energyConservation of energyReforestationRecycle.

How to Prevent?

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Facts Bite Arctic ice is rapidly disappearing, and the region may have

its first completely ice-free summer by 2040 or earlier. The biggest business sectors that are contributing to

global warming are the following: Industry, Transportation, Residential, Commercial, Agriculture.

Methane is the second biggest cause of greenhouse warming

Ice/snow cover cools the earth by reflecting sunlight Without water vapor’s effect on the atmosphere, the earth

would be at below. The year 2005 was the warmest on record, and the years

1998 and 2007 are tied for the second warmest. The eight warmest years on record have all occurred since 1998.

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Contd… The polar bear, while surviving in drastically reduced

numbers, is already effectively extinct in its natural habitat—and no amount of change can save it. Scientists estimate that just 20,000 to 25,000 polar bears still survive in the wild.

The effects of global warming could

destroy the habitats of and threaten

extinction for over one million species

of plants and animals

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