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Members:

1. *Elizabeth

2. Maisarah

3. Li Yuan

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Global warming (Li yuan, Elizabeth and Maisarah)

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Global warming (Li yuan, Elizabeth and Maisarah)

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What is global warming and causes and effects?

Global warming is a gradual, long-term increase in the average temperature of Earth's atmosphere due to the greenhouse effect where gasses from various human activities, including the burning of fossil fuels, trap heat from solar radiation.

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what is polution

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Members:

1. *Tazeem

2. Fasyia

3. Alyaa

4. Natrisha

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Members:

1. *Tengku

2. Ming San

3. Haris

4. Tran Long

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Members:

1. *Stephan

2. Charmaayne

3. Jaden

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Deforestation

Global warming

Pollution

Depletion of natural resources

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(a) Description of the problem
(b) Effects of the problem
(c) Actions to solve the problem

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powerpoint slides

comic strips

infographic / poster

mindmap

role-play

etc.

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https://kids.earth.org/life-on-land/what-is-deforestation/

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3 Facts About Deforestation for Kids - Earth.Org Kids

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Read on for some stunning facts about deforestation for kids to know and why we need to protect our forests more than ever.

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Global warming (Elizabeth, Li Yuan and Maisarah)

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Global warming (Elizabeth, Li Yuan and Maisarah)

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Is global warming harmful?

Global warming can result in many serious alterations to the environment, eventually impacting human health. It can also cause a rise in sea level, leading to the loss of coastal land, a change in precipitation patterns, increased risks of droughts and floods, and threats to biodiversity.

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Resource Depletion occurs when the renewable and non-renewable natural resources become scarce because they are consumed faster than they can recover. The term resource depletion is commonly associated with water usage, fossil fuel consumption, trees and fishing.

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what is resource depletion?   Resource Depletion occurs when renewable and non-renewable natural resources become scarce because they are consumed faster than they can recover. The term resource depletion is commonly associated with water usage, fossil fuel consumption, trees, and fishing what are the consequences? Consequences: Soil erosion, Global Warming caused by the rise of greenhouse gases- Extinction of species and loss of biodiversity. Flooding and droughtdepletion of natural resources how can they affect mankind?Loss of natural resources and environmental damage can threaten livelihoods, especially of the more than one billion farmers in the world, leading to food and economic insecurity as well as nutritional issues.

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https://wandimaze.com.au/depletion-of-natural-resources-is-the-earth-sustainable-as-things-stand/

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Depletion of Natural Resources: Is the Earth Sustainable as Things Stand? – Wandimaze.com.au

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What is the most depleted resource?Coal – This is the most used fossil fuel and a non-renewable energy source.

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What is the most depleted resource?Coal – This is the most used fossil fuel and a non-renewable energy source.

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What are the effects of coal waste?

Air pollution from coal-fired power plants

CO₂ pollution is the principal human cause of global warming and climate change. 10,000 tons of sulfur dioxide (SO₂), which causes acid rain and forms small airborne particles that can cause lung damage, heart disease, and other illnesses. so we should use other type of electrical energy such as hydro powered energy and kinetic energy

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As the world seeks to slow the pace of climate change, preserve wildlife, and support more than eight billion people, trees inevitably hold a major part of the answer. Yet the mass destruction of trees—deforestation—continues, sacrificing the long-term benefits of standing trees for short-term gain of fuel, and materials for manufacturing and construction.

We need trees for a variety of reasons, not least of which is that they absorb the carbon dioxide we exhale and the heat-trapping greenhouse gases that human activities emit. As those gases enter the atmosphere, global warming increases, a trend scientists now prefer to call climate change.

There is also the imminent danger of disease caused by deforestation. An estimated 60 percent of emerging infectious diseases come from animals, and a major cause of viruses’ jump from wildlife to humans is habitat loss, often through deforestation.

But we can still save our forests. Aggressive efforts to rewild and reforest are already showing success. Tropical tree cover alone can provide 23 percent of the climate mitigation needed to meet goals set in the Paris Agreement in 2015, according to one estimate.

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ONE OF THE COMMMONLY WASTED NATURAL RESOURCES ARE WOOD

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ONE OF THE COMMMONLY WASTED NATURAL RESOURCES ARE WOOD

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Wood comes from trees and when mankind needs land and paper, they burn down forest and cut down trees this commonly known as deforestation.
which will cause the amount of oxygen in the surroundings to decrease, because when tree's photosynthesis they make oxygen which living things need to survive.

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soil erosion is very dangerous, when there are lesser trees due to deforestation and when it rains, there are no roots to keep hold to the ground which will cause the soil erosion.

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EFFORTS MADE BY MANKIND TO SLOWING DEPLETION OF NATURAL RESOURCES

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EFFORTS MADE BY MANKIND TO SLOWING DEPLETION OF NATURAL RESOURCES

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Mankind is growing more trees to to decrease deforestation. and is trying to use other types of energy such as kinetic energy for wind turbine and hydro energy form damps.

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AS AN INDIVIDUAL HOW CAN WE SLOW DOWN DEPLETION OF NATURAL RESOURCE

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AS AN INDIVIDUAL HOW CAN WE SLOW DOWN DEPLETION OF NATURAL RESOURCE

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WE CAN SAVE ENERGY
by saving energy we are preventing the use of fossil fuel

ways to slow down use of fossil fuel.

1) we can off all electrical appliances when we are not using them
2)by taking the public transport we are using lesser oil which is more eco-friendly to the world

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DEPLETION OF NATURAL RESOURCES [OVERFISHING] WHAT IS OVERFISHING?

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DEPLETION OF NATURAL RESOURCES [OVERFISHING] WHAT IS OVERFISHING?

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Overfishing occurs when fisherman catch many fishes at once so, the breeding population becomes to depleted to recover.

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When we overfish, fishes so will go extinct in about 25 years.

ways that fisher are going extinct faster
1) when we eat fish some of us waste fish
2)when ships are used in sea for transport, they leak fuel into the sea, and this can affect the cleanliness of the water and that is why the sea not that clear
3)sometime people throw their garbage into sea, some examples are plastic bags, cans and bottles
4) ships dumping oil into sea

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The deepwater horizon oil spill was an industrial disaster that began on 20 APRIL 2010, an explosion occurred when a a engine at the oil drilling platform at GULF OF MEXICO got to hot exploded, this caused the rig to leak oil.

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due to the deepwater horizon oil spill, many species of fish have died, and some are even in brink of extinction due to this. This is because the oil got swallowed by fish and it affected theai vital organs and also caused reprdouctive failure for most os the fishes that survived

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Traces of oil from the Deepwater Horizon disaster are STILL present more than 10 years after the devastating spill, study reveals

The Deepwater Horizon disaster of April 2010 is the worst oil spill in US history

Around 210 million gallons of oil poured into the Gulf of Mexico across 87 days

New study shows that oily residues were present in the area as recently as 2020

Traces of oil from BP's Deepwater Horizon disaster are still present more than 10 years after the devastating spill, a new study reveals.

Researchers have looked at the long-lasting effects of the explosion in April 2010 in the Gulf of Mexico on the BP-operated Macondo Prospect.

They say small amounts of 'highly weathered oil residues' from the disaster were still present in the surroundings as recently as 2020.

Oily layers coated grasses along the shorelines and some particles even sank to the seafloor, staying there for a decade.

After the Deepwater Horizon spill on April 20 2010, 210 million gallons (795 million litres) of live oil poured into the Gulf of Mexico over the course of 87 days.

Oil slicks covered an estimated area of 57,500 square miles (149,000 square km) - an area the same size as England and Wales combined.

Staring on April 20, 2010 and lasting 84 days, it was the largest, longest lasting and deepest oil spill accident in US waters.

The new study has been led by Edward Overton, a professor at Louisiana State University's Department of Environmental Sciences in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

'The better we understand the chemicals and their chemical reactive properties as well as their physical properties, the better we will be able to mitigate oil spills and understand and detect environmental damages from oil spills,' he said.

THE DEEPWATER HORIZON DISASTER: WHAT HAPPENED?

'Our paper describes the most abundant chemicals that make up typical crude oil and their potential fates in the environment.'

Overton and his collaborators focused on the components that were present at the highest concentrations in spilled oil and those that are the most toxic, as listed on the US Environmental Protection Agency's priority list.

By collecting and analysing samples from the water, seafloor and surrounding shorelines in numerous response studies, they followed 'chemical transformations' that occurred in the following months and years.

Once released into the environment, significant portions of the oil evaporated into the air (between 30 per cent and 40 per cent), they found.

Water-soluble chemicals dissolved relatively quickly into the sea and were biodegraded by marine organisms.

However, this was not true for all of the spilled oil's components, as oily layers coated the shorelines grasses and some particles even sank to the seafloor.

Large portions of the spill also underwent sun-dependent chemical transformations or were degraded by microbes.

'Oil's compounds are a type of material that can be degraded by sunlight and marine bacteria (biodegradation), in contrast to other types of pollutants such as the chlorinated pesticides like DDT,' said Professor Overton.

'Oil spills release lots of chemicals quickly and most damage from oil spills occurs fairly soon after the spill.'

The team also said oil goes through transformations that are dependent on the local conditions and weather, which makes them difficult to predict for future spills.

'Environmental circumstances surrounding specific spills greatly affect how quickly the compounds can react, what they cover or coat and how much oxygen can be taken up in critical habitats,' said Professor Overton.

The study has been published today in the journal Frontiers in Marine Science.

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Oil from the Deepwater Horizon disaster are STILL present, study says

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Researchers have looked at the long-lasting effects of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in April 2010 in the Gulf of Mexico on the BP-operated Macondo Prospect.

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THINK ABOUT IT, THINK ABOUT HOW SUCH A SMALL THING CAN CAUSE A BIG EFFECT

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THINK ABOUT IT, THINK ABOUT HOW SUCH A SMALL THING CAN CAUSE A BIG EFFECT

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Global warming （ Elizabeth, Li Yuan and Maisarah)

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Global warming （ Elizabeth, Li Yuan and Maisarah)

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What are the three main causes of global warming？

The three main causes of global warming are :

1. Usage of vehicles: Cars and trucks emit gases such as Carbon dioxide a new nitrogen oxides.

2. Deforestation : When trees are cut, the stored carbon is released into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide which leads to global warming.

3. Fossil fuel burning: Burning of fossil fuels release carbon dioxide which is a greenhouse gas, into the air.

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Thank you for listening/ reading

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To Gp 4, You did a GREAT Job! From Mdm Fauziah

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To Gp 4, You did a GREAT Job! From Mdm Fauziah