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Global Warming “Global Warming Kills the Animals”

Global Warming Pollution is happening. Earth is dissipating. The ozone layer is getting bigger. Arctic ice is disappearing. Humans are dumping carbon dioxide in the earth.

Effects of Global Warming Dying animals Certain fish aren’t going to live anymore. French wine won’t be made anymore. Earth is melting 52 cubic miles/year. arm_ttl.jpg

What happens? obal-warming-pool.jpg

Who is causing it? Humans Tectonic plate movement Reversal of earth’s poles content/uploads/2009/02/global_warming.jpg

Should we fix it or not? YES The greenhouse gases we emit have quadrupled since the 1950s. “We generate large quantities of waste in the form of plastics that remain in the environment for many years and cause damage.” 50% of the ocean’s coral reefs are endangered. NO Continental drift Volcanoes erupting Climate cooling The earth’s tilt Ocean currents

Plastic=Pollution

What the ice caps are coming to…

Solutions? ridAu.jpg

“Be a part of the advocacy, not the cause”