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Global Warming effects

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EL MEJOR VIDEO sobre CALENTAMIENTO GLOBAL, SOBRE POBLACIÓN Y CONTAMINACIÓN 2020

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Costa Rica receives a high rating internationally, in efforts to contain global warming: it was the only country in Latin America whose efforts are within the parameters to contribute to the planet's temperature being limited to 2 ˚C, according to a classification made by Climate Action Tracker (CAT).

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Ranking of the most (and least) polluting places on the planet is established according to how they care for the environment
1. Finlandia:
2. Islandia
3. Suecia:
4. Dinamarca
5. Eslovenia:
 6. España:

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The list by percentages of the largest emitting countries of carbon dioxide (CO2), the main pollutant gas causing climate change:
China 28.21%
United States 15.99%
India 6.24%
Russia 4.53%
Japan 3.67%
Germany 2.23%
South Korea 1.75%
Iran 1.72%

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1. Transportation. Reduce the individual and promote colective mediums.
2. Domestic energy. Decrease your spending with energy label appliances or turning appliances off completely (and not in standby mode).
3. Waste. Promote waste separation and recycling.
4. Materials. Reuse them whenever possible (paper, toys, tools, furniture ...) and avoid using bags, boxes and packaging.
5. Water. Reduce your consumption by placing, for example, bottles in the tanks.

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GREENPEACE

WWF (WORLD WILDLIFE FUND)

THE NATURE CONSERVANCY
Earth Action

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One of the ways to reduce emissions from the burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) that releases CO2 is the use of clean energy sources such as solar, wind, tidal (which uses the force of waves)

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Global warming began 180 years ago, much earlier than previously thought, and was due to the impact the industrial revolution had on the climate

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CO2 emissions alter the global temperature and affect all ecosystems, but the main effect can be seen in the glacial poles. The melting of the poles and their obvious consequence - the rise in sea level

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It refers to the gradual increase in the temperatures of the atmosphere and oceans of the Earth that has been detected at present, in addition to its continuous increase that is projected in the future.