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Global warming is the phenomenon of an increase in the average temperature of the air near the Earth's surface caused by the accumulation, in large quantities, of polluting gases in the atmosphere. This accumulation leads to a.
Began 180 years ago, much earlier than previously thought, and all this due to the impact of the industrial revolution on the climate, according to an international study published by the scientific journal "Nature".
The consequences of global warming are desertification, changes in rainfall patterns, intensification of droughts in certain places, scarcity of water, abundance of rainfall in some places.
Alunos: Bruno, Eric, Larissa, Letícia, Lilian e Pedro Mendes

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Fires are activities carried out both in forested areas and in pasture areas, occurring for various purposes, such as cleaning the vegetation or preparing the soil, for agriculture and livestock. They can be of two types, natural and human, caused by the environment itself or by humans.
In Brazil the fires existe since colonial  period.
fires can generate chronic diseases such as cancer itself, since soot particles contain related substances that can be carcinogenic, not only in the respiratory tract, but also in other parts of the human body.

Integrantes:
Bianca
Adriana
Lorrainy
V Hugo

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Pollution is a degradation of the environment that causes a harmful effect to the environment and to the living beings that develop there.
Pollution can be caused by humans, but also due to natural processes.
main causes of atmospheric pollution: Fires, Vehicles and burning of fossil fuels, Mining, Use of aerosols.

Natália, Kevillin, Felipe, Steven e Robert

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Species extinctionThe problem: on land, wild animals are being hunted to extinction for meat, ivory or for the production of "medicinal" products. At sea, large industrial fishing boats equipped with trawl or seine nets are decimating entire populations of fish. Habitat loss and destruction is also a major factor in the wave of extinction – something unprecedented considering that it is being caused by a single species: humans. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of threatened species continues to grow.Species not only have the right to exist, they also provide products and "services" essential for human survival. An example is bees and their pollination work, which is necessary for growing food.

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Species extinctionThe problem: on land, wild animals are being hunted to extinction for meat, ivory or for the production of "medicinal" products. At sea, large industrial fishing boats equipped with trawl or seine nets are decimating entire populations of fish. Habitat loss and destruction is also a major factor in the wave of extinction – something unprecedented considering that it is being caused by a single species: humans. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of threatened species continues to grow.Species not only have the right to exist, they also provide products and "services" essential for human survival. An example is bees and their pollination work, which is necessary for growing food.

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Ayron
Matheus
Gustavo
Higor
João Pedro
Felipe D

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fires: fires are activities carried out both in forest areas and in pasture areas, with various purposes, such as cleaning vegetation or soil preparation, for agriculture and livestock. between 1985 and 2020, Brazil burned an area of 1.67 million km² or 19.6% of Brazil, equivalent to a territory larger than England for one year, Mato Grosso, Pará and Tocantins as the ones with the highest occurrence. of fire

INTEGRANTES:
Léo S.
Luiz G.
Luiz F.
Breno
Kauã M.
Eduardo G.

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Alunos: Marcos, Ludmila, Luana e Rayssa 

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The main causes of deforestation are related to human activities. The removal of vegetation from a place to make room for houses, plantations or for the use of the removed wood, for example, for energy production, is not a recent process, occurring all over the world for centuries.The main causes of deforestation are related to human activities. The removal of vegetation from a place to make room for houses, plantations or for the use of the removed wood, for example, for energy production, is not a recent process, occurring all over the world for centuries.