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Nature Reserves - Positive

1. A safe place for animals to live.

2. Protects plants and animals from harm.

3. Helps keep nature healthy and balanced.

4. Stops people from building on important land.

5. A place where animals can raise their young safely.

6. Scientists can learn about wildlife here.

7. Keeps rare animals and plants safe.

8. Brings people to see nature and learn about it.

9. Stops harmful plants and animals from spreading.

10. Teaches us why it’s important to look after nature.

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Ponds - Positive

1. A home for frogs, fish, and insects.

2. A place where animals can drink water.

3. Helps animals find food.

4. Cleans dirty water naturally.

5. Adds moisture to the air, making it fresher.

6. Stops rainwater from causing floods.

7. Brings lots of different animals and plants together.

8. A peaceful place for people to enjoy nature.

9. Helps keep nearby areas cool in hot weather.

10. A great way to learn about water creatures.

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Parks - Positive

1. A fun place for people to play and relax.

2. Trees and plants help clean the air.

3. Animals like birds and squirrels can live here.

4. Gives people a chance to enjoy nature.

5. Helps us feel happier and healthier.

6. A place where kids can explore and learn about nature.

7. Stops cities from being too crowded with buildings.

8. Keeps the land green and beautiful.

9. Helps protect small animals and insects.

10. Brings people together to care for the environment.

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Urban Development - Negative

1. Destroys animal homes and habitats.

2. Cuts down trees to build houses and roads.

3. Makes natural areas smaller.

4. Reduces the number of plants and animals.

5. Increases noise, which can scare wildlife.

6. Makes the air more polluted with smoke and dust.

7. Stops rain from soaking into the ground properly.

8. Causes traffic and more waste.

9. Leaves less space for parks and green areas.

10. Disturbs the balance of nature.

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Litter - Negative

1. Hurts animals who might eat or get trapped in it.

2. Makes the environment look dirty.

3. Pollutes rivers, seas, and soil.

4. Takes a long time to break down, especially plastic.

5. Can spread harmful germs and diseases.

6. Stops plants from growing properly.

7. Kills sea animals when they eat plastic.

8. Blocks drains, causing flooding.

9. Costs a lot of money to clean up.

10. Makes places less safe for people and animals.

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Deforestation - Negative

1. Destroys homes for animals and plants.

2. Makes the air less clean by removing trees.

3. Increases flooding because there are no roots to soak up rain.

4. Leads to less oxygen being produced.

5. Causes the soil to wash away easily.

6. Reduces places where animals can find food.

7. Increases the amount of carbon dioxide in the air.

8. Makes the world hotter by affecting the climate.

9. Hurts rare plants and animals, leading to extinction.

10. Reduces shade, making places hotter and drier.

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Global Warming - Negative

1. Makes the Earth hotter over time.

2. Causes ice to melt, making sea levels rise.

3. Hurts animals like polar bears that need ice to survive.

4. Changes weather patterns, causing more storms and floods.

5. Makes some places too hot to live.

6. Damages crops and reduces food supplies.

7. Increases the number of wildfires.

8. Warms the oceans, harming fish and coral reefs.

9. Makes it harder for some animals to find food.

10. Puts people and animals in danger.

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Pollution

1. Dirty air makes it harder for people and animals to breathe.

Rubbish in rivers and oceans harms fish and sea creatures.

Chemicals in the soil can stop plants from growing.

Noise pollution scares animals away.

Light pollution makes it harder to see the stars and confuses animals.

Plastic pollution harms wildlife in the ocean.

Makes drinking water unsafe in some areas.

Spreads harmful gases that warm the Earth.

Reduces the beauty of natural areas.

Affects the health of both humans and wildlife.