T he world might be over because of global warming. I don’t want this to happen Do you?

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T he world might be over because of global warming. I don’t want this to happen Do you?

What are the consequences? The consequences are: Warmer planet Rising sea levels The ice caps will melt Plants and animals will die What is global warming? Global warming is when greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere, such as carbon dioxide and methane, trap the suns heat, rather than letting in escape back out in space. Like the glass in a greenhouse this causes the planet to get warmer.

To prevent it: Use less energy Turn off light pc TV Ride a instead of use a car Save water Energy saving bulbs

DO IT FOR THE ANIMALS THAT WILL DIE BECAUSE OF US