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Ideas on the video watched that should reflect on how humans affect the ecosystem as shown in the video.
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1. the ideas presented in the video and your understanding of it.
2. Emphasis on how human affects the ecosystem as shown in the video.
3. Your reaction on the video.

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Thania: Causes and Effects of Climate Change

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Thania: Causes and Effects of Climate Change

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Through this video, it is seen that humans affect the ecosystem in a way that we are creating pollution. This is an example of one of the causes of climate change, and we are greatly affecting it through the things we do in our daily lives. This video discusses more examples on what causes climate change to occur and how it affects the living things. This video made me more aware about the effects of the things I do that has never crossed my mind before.

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Rumi: Climate Change - We are the PROBLEM and the SOLUTION

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Rumi: Climate Change - We are the PROBLEM and the SOLUTION

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This video shows some examples on how humans frequently contributes to climate change By burning fossil fuels, reducing rainforests and farming animals, humans are rapidly affecting the atmosphere and the temperature of the earth. This adds huge quantities of greenhouse gases, increasing the greenhouse effect and global warming to those naturally present in the atmosphere. However this video also shows ways to stop climate change such as converting to renewable energy like solar, wind power, etc because they have 0 carbon emissions when operating.

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Arga: Air Pollution | Video for Kids | Causes, Effects & Solution

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Arga: Air Pollution | Video for Kids | Causes, Effects & Solution

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The video shows how air pollution can happen through its many ways. It presents both natural and human-made causes as to why it is getting worse. The video goes into detail on the negative effect that air pollution has on us. It also goes into detail on what it does to other living organisms like plants and animals. Finally, it explains the affect on the atmosphere and shows what will happen if we make it worse. It shows that humans can reduce pollution by following several different ways such as saving power and carpooling. While the video is quite basic, it provided me with a quick refresher on the what's and whys of the situation.

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Pasha: Air Pollution | Causes, Effects, and Solution

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Pasha: Air Pollution | Causes, Effects, and Solution

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From this video, It taught me the different ways that We as humans affect our air and atmosphere. In the video, It clearly shows our different actions that we subconsciously do everyday that contributes to the air pollution such as our carbon footprint. This video also showed how it affected different factors in our environment such as animals, plants, and the ozone layer. It finally shows us the different steps to help and control air pollution through using public transportation, switching off appliances when not in use and always reuse, reduce, recycle. Overall this video is very informative and effective through a brief video and engaging style through its animations.

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Alle: Light Pollution - Light Pollution Is More Dangerous Than You Think!

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Alle: Light Pollution - Light Pollution Is More Dangerous Than You Think!

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The video truly allowed me to look at our actions and its consequences towards light pollution in a different perspective. It taught me that light pollution does not just affect the lack of stars in Indonesia, it also affects other organisms in which I thought were not affected by light pollution. The excessive amount of light produced by humans cause disorientation to sea turtles, a negative effect reproduction of corals, etc. It all falls into an extensive length of chain reaction that may just affect more organisms than we intend to. By explaining how it affects humans too, it made me consider all these different elements as I leave the light on for too long.

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Gadis: Air Pollution 101 | National Geographic

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Gadis: Air Pollution 101 | National Geographic

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This video is about air pollution on earth and through the video, the effects on human activities was shown. Most of air pollution present on earth right now is from the human factories, human transportations, and other human activities. The video shows that because of the excessive greenhouse gas emission that absorbs heat, the heat from the sun is trapped under the atmosphere increasing the over temperature on earth causing climate change. The video also talked about the dangers of the chemicals present in man-made air pollution to the body and how it comes in different shapes and sizes. Overall, this video taught me a lot and I am actually surprised at how much pollution effects the world we live in and slowly damaging it.

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After watching the video, there are many causes of soil pollution, such as plastic, glass, fertilisers, chemical wastes, etc. The causes of soil pollution, it leads to negative effects. Crops that grow in polluted soils carry toxic substances that can damage humans organs and can cause cancer. Watching the video made me more aware of the situation and about the causes and effects. So we all should figure out ways to reduce soil pollution.

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The video explains that although 90% of the world's energy source relies on fossil fuels, renewable energies are the fastest growing. This is our retaliation against climate change as these energy sources do not produce greenhouse gases. Despite this, building renewable energy sources can disrupt wildlife and lead to ecological destruction. Although it has its negative aspects, i think that the benefits of using renewable energy greatly outweigh the negatives and has great potential if usage begins to exceed the burning of fossil fuels.

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The video shows how soil pollution happens and the impact. The factors that causes soil pollution is waste from factories and the trash we threw carelessly.

Trash may be one of the  many ways that soils get polluted here on earth. Soil pollution can lead us to global warning which is bad. To avoid soil pollution we can recycle or picking up trash from our surroundings.

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Valenz: Difference between Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources

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Valenz: Difference between Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources

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This video provides information on energy in many different aspects such as their source and examples of them. Natural resources come from our Earth, sun, and atmosphere. Examples of natural resources are: water, oil, wood, & coal. These sources make our life more comfortable & convenient. Natural resources can be grouped into renewable resources & non renewable resources. A renewable resource can be replaced at the same rate in which the resource is used. Examples of renewable resources are: solar energy, wind, and water. A non renewable resource is a resource that forms much slower rate. Examples of non renewable energy are: coal, oil, & natural gas. Humans affect the ecosystem by continuous use of non renewable resources.

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Kanaya: Burning of Fossil Fuels and Climate Change

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Kanaya: Burning of Fossil Fuels and Climate Change

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The video showed how burning fossil energy sources such as coal, oil, and natural gas, creates more carbon dioxide which eventually leads to climate change. Fossil fuel which derives from the fossils of animals a million years ago contain carbon dioxide which can be released into the atmosphere when burned for energy. Releasing carbon dioxide, or greenhouse gases into the atmosphere into the air creates an insulating layer around the Earth which affects the temperature of the climate to a great extent. As we continue to use fossil fuels to produce energy and certain products, we are releasing carbon dioxide in the air which contributes to the greenhouse effect. My eyes were widened to how our actions in continuously using things that needs fossil fuel contribute to the ever-growing greenhouse effect and how the process of burning fossil fuels work from a chemical standpoint, which was able to give me a deeper perspective on how non-renewable sources contribute to climate change in a larger scale.

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Gadis: Climate Change - We are the PROBLEM & the SOLUTION (Animated Infographic)

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Gadis: Climate Change - We are the PROBLEM & the SOLUTION (Animated Infographic)

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The video explicitly mentions the human activities that causes climate change. It highlights the fact that climate change is a real problem and we are a part of it. The burning of fossil fuel, animal waste, etc is one of the main causes of climate change. 500 million tons of CO2 is released naturally but it isn't even 2% of the 40 billion tons of CO2 emitted each year by humans and the earth would not be able to handle it much more. The ocean will turn acidic where aquatic lives won't be able live, smog will continue to hide the sky where we wouldn't be able to go out without a mask, the earth will just keep getting warmer and warmer unless we start doing something about it. This video taught me that we have a chance, using renewable energy, electrical car, public transportations, decreasing meat consumptions, etc are all the things we as humans can do. Watching this video made me feel embarrassed at first but in the end it made me feel hopeful. I hope that more and more people will take action against climate.

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Maura: Air Pollution 101 l National Geographic

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Maura: Air Pollution 101 l National Geographic

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The video showed that although natural resources does produce air pollution, the majority of it still comes from human activities. A few examples of how we humans pollute the air would be through burning fossil fuels and in return produces green house gasses which makes the earth’s atmosphere hotter, causing icebergs to melt hence climate change and global warming, combustion creating smog that not only harms us, but also plants, and creating high carbon emissions that include toxic pollutants which can deteriorate our health.

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Raphael: Air Pollution | Video for Kids | Causes, Effects & Solution

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Raphael: Air Pollution | Video for Kids | Causes, Effects & Solution

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The video explains the causes and effects of air pollution. The video also talks about the effects air pollution has on living organisms such as humans, animals, and plants. It also touches on the human and natural aspect of air pollution as well as providing solutions that we as individuals or as a collective society can use to reduce air pollution. I thought it was a very informative yet easily understandable video and i would highly recommend it as an opener to people wanting to research about air pollution.

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Vasha: Light Pollution Is More Dangerous Than You Think!

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Vasha: Light Pollution Is More Dangerous Than You Think!

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I actually was unaware of what light pollution was since when I think of pollution I only think of air and water pollution. This video showed me that light pollution is very serious as it can cause interruptions in a lot of animals' lives one being baby sea turtles. We are so used to having so many city lights all around us at night, that we ignore what it is greatly doing to our environment. From now, I understand the dangerous situation that keeps growing and will try to find better ways to try to make a change.

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I learnt that soil pollution is a big problem caused mainly by human activities. Most of the time, household waste is not biodegradable, sometimes agricultural activities add to the pollutants, and big industries throw a lot of chemical waste into nature. I think that humans are responsible for the damage caused, and continue to do these activities which harm the soil. People should take accountability. Some things humans can do is to use biodegradable material, use less plastic waste and sort out their waste, and also for big industries to try and reduce the amount of chemical waste they produce.

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Faris - The world’s most polluted river | DW Documentary

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Faris - The world’s most polluted river | DW Documentary

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This documentary taught me about how Indonesia's river is the most polluted river in the world. Legends say that the Citarum river is known for its clean water. Since governors are too busy with other important businesses, the people of the Citarum river does not have the money to give their best treatment for the river. Ever since they had undeveloped treatment it leaves no choice making the river an open rubbish dump, and it actively demonstrates the fishermen to fish for bottles. The people there who tries to clean the river everyday collects about 50 kilos of waste, speaking of waste Indonesians tend to dump 200,00 tons of plastic into the sea each year. To sum up everything that has been states so far, Indonesia's Citarum is the most polluted river in the world, and we need to stop throwing our waste into the sea.

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Alyaa: Introduction to Integrated Decentralized Waste Treatment for Rural Areas - RUVIVAL Toolbox

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Alyaa: Introduction to Integrated Decentralized Waste Treatment for Rural Areas - RUVIVAL Toolbox

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This video showcases an alternative to a safer, more efficient way to manage wastewater. Instead of letting wastewater be directly transferred to bodies of water (rivers, lakes, oceans, etc.), integrated decentralized waste treatment can be used in order to improve water quality and better segregate the water. By watching this video, I realize that some systems that are utilized now are not as sanitary as it should be. Transferring wastewater directly into bodies of water ruins aquatic ecosystems and impacts the overall ecological balance. It harms both the health of animals and plants living in said ecosystems and impacts water quality, possibly harming our own health as well.

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Aurel : Light Pollution Is More Dangerous Than You Think!

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Aurel : Light Pollution Is More Dangerous Than You Think!

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Through this video, I got so much new knowledge about light pollution. As I never thought that animals were that negatively affected by human activities related to Light. Therefore, through this video I was able to learn how Light's in the cities not only make it harder for us to see the stars, but they greatly affect the animals in the beach or in the water, as the light can blind them from going to the right direction, as well as water creatures that are not able to eat because of the brightness from so much lights.

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Aubriel: Let's Talk About Human Influence On Climate Change

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Aubriel: Let's Talk About Human Influence On Climate Change

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Humans often think "this doesn't affect me" when discussing about climate change, but this video has reminded us that it does and we have to care about the causes and effects of climate change. 97% of climate scientist agree that this is caused largely by human activity, specifically the burning of fossil fuels. This video was a great reminder to care and be aware of the causes and effects humans have on climate change since it affects us too !!

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Janna: Breakthrough in renewable energy - VPRO documentary

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Janna: Breakthrough in renewable energy - VPRO documentary

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This has opened my eyes further on the effects of human activities on to the spread of renewable energy worldwide. Renewable energy is becoming less costly than fossil fuels because of various agreements and policies, and positive businesses aspects because of human activity. This creates the further usage of renewable energies not only for ethical purposes but also economical. This creates a faster transfer to renewable energy because of the big effects humans has done. With this, many countries are considering to transfer to renewable energy which is much more beneficial for the Earth. More renewable energy is very positive as it creates no greenhouse gas emissions and creates less air pollution. It is also important because it diversifies energy supply and reduces dependence on imported fuels. Generally, it creates a greener Earth which is very important to our ecosystems.

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Izza: What Is SOIL POLLUTION LAND POLLUTION What Causes Soil Pollution

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Izza: What Is SOIL POLLUTION LAND POLLUTION What Causes Soil Pollution

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After watching the video, it provides us with some information on how human trash can corrupt the soil making it polluted. Soil pollution refers to the contamination of the soil where it gets concentrated due to dangerous chemicals and trash and can damage living creatures such as plants and animals. Human did so much to destroy the soil which makes it not suitable for the environment. After seeing the video I feel shocked because we did this to our environment.

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This video shows why and how our city Jakarta is sinking. If things do not change soon, Jakarta may be fully sunken. Apparently Jakarta has been sinking for decades. This is due to unequal water piping system that excluded most Indigenous Jakartans, forcing them to find other ways to get water. The rainfall that is usually absorbed into the aquifer is not absorbing due to mass concrete. Since piped water isn't reliable, people are forced to pump water from the aquifers. Excessive use of groundwater causes the land above it to sink. By watching this video I now realize that our city is in danger of sinking and that is due to us. This video puts the recent floods in perspective.

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Keira: ‘’Why Jakarta is sinking’’ by Vox published on Feb 19, 2021 

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Keira: ‘’Why Jakarta is sinking’’ by Vox published on Feb 19, 2021 

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As an Indonesian, I have noticed that this particular problem has never been aired in our national television even though it's something that's happening right now. As it turns out, Jakarta has been sinking for a long time now and doesn't get enough media attention for enough people to take action. Almost half the city now sits below sea level. Excessive extraction of groundwater for drinking and commercial use is largely responsible for this: When water is pumped out of an underground aquifer, the land above it sinks. I feel as if we need to gain media attention on this particular matter and take action now.

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Gael: Water Pollution (causes, effects, and solutions)

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Gael: Water Pollution (causes, effects, and solutions)

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Through this video, it clearly gives an in-depth explanation of water pollution, and the overall cause, effects, and solutions of it. There are numerous catastrophic human effects that are done to the water ecosystem: sewage, fertilisers, oil spills, and waste. This really struck my eye because it truly is abysmal what humans do to such beautiful ecosystems, and this video wonderfully educates me regarding these simple yet concerning topics of pollution. I think as humans, we must all learn to respect these environments for the sake of all the living organisms in it, and to sustain such a stunning ecosystem.

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Ken: Renewable Energy Explained in 2 1/2 Minutes

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Ken: Renewable Energy Explained in 2 1/2 Minutes

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This video shows how important energy is on our daily lives and how much we use it. We now get most of our energy from fossil fuels, we also get some of our energy from nuclear, renewables, and biomass. Fossil fuels and biomass energy are actually harmful to the environment and pollutes it. Renewable energy is a method that isn't harmful to the environment because the energy can be reused. Renewable energy uses natural resources such as sunlight and wind. Humans needs to stop using fossil fuels, and start using renewable energy to have a better future. This video is really helpful as it gets straight to the point but is still very informative.