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If Man continues doing some of the activities in this video,
(1) How will this change the environment?
(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

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Learn about Pollution | Environment Defilement | Cartoon

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If Man continues doing some of the activities in this video,
(1) How will this change the environment?
(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

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If Man continues doing some of the activities in this video,
(1) How will this change the environment?
(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

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If Man continues doing some of the activities in this video,
(1) How will this change the environment?
It increases the gradual and permanent changes in the earth's climate and so affecting the nature's balance.

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?
The polar bears are affected as the ice caps are melting.The polar bears will soon lose their habitat and die..

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?
1) Completely turn off equipment like televisions  when you're not using them.

2) Choose energy-efficient appliances and light bulbs.

3) Save water: some simple steps can go a long way in saving water like, like turning off the tap when you are brushing your teeth or shaving. Try to collect the water used to wash vegetables to water your houseplants.

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1.) We can actually use China as an example of how pollution can affect your environment. The smoke produced by factories lead to perpetually hazy conditions, with the residents having to wear masks everyday.  Also, there will be a lack of plants and greenery due to chemical waste from factories affecting the soil. Also, waste being disposed of into rivers and water bodies lead to the death of aquatic animals and a lack of clean water.
2.) Plants and greenery will die if chemical waste or certain forms of waste affect the soil. Aquatic animals will die by consuming plastics in the water and will die due to toxic chemicals in the water. Humans will be affected as well, with the chances of getting sicknesses may increase.
3.) Reduce, reuse recycle. Don't throw waste into the water. Use the car less.

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1) The air will be polluted and it may become dusty and hazardous to us. The water which is polluted will become undrinkable. Due to this global warming will affect the earth even more green house gases trapped in the ozone layer which will cause ice glaciers to melt resulting in decrease of polar animals' population.We will also be affected as the polluted air we breathe in will cause us diseases.
2)We humans will get affected by diseases caused by pollution from cars,smoke from industries and much more.mostly because the air we breathe is polluted.
the sea and ocean is being polluted due to oil spills and trash being dumped there. populations of animals decrease rapidly. Plants near industries will die as the polluted air will affect them. the water they take in may also be a reason.
3) we can practice the 3 rs reduce, reuse and recycle. this way lesser items would be wasted and decomposition of plastic would decrease.

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1.) The Earth will get WARMER . The polar ice caps in the Arctic are melting, raising sea levels. Polar bears are dying. Floods will be more frequent if the water level rises.

2.) Polar bears will die. Penguins will die. The raising sea level will lead to floods and humans will die.
3.) Switch to renewable sources of energy. Fossil fuels and coal being burnt contributes to global warming, however, solar energy, "hydropower"  and other sources of energy are renewable (they won't necessarily run out) and do not cause a negative impact to the environment.

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If Man continues doing some of the activities in this video,

(1) How will this change the environment?

~ The environment will become dirty and it will become unsafe for us, leading us to health problems. also, it produces green house gases which are harmful for us. Increased levels of green house gases result in higher temperature of the earth which leads to global warming.

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

~ There will be disease outbreaks in the ecosystem and this will cause nature's balance to be disrupted. Not only animals, but all living organisms will be affected and their populations will soon be fully wiped out.

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

~Plant more trees
~Not buying packeted food which cannot be recycled
~If your destination is close and the weather is good, try to walk or cycle instead of using vehicles.
~Do not litter on the ground as this may cause soil pollution
~Do not litter on beaches or anywhere near. During high tide, the rubbish will be swept out into the sea and cause more water pollution to take place.

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(1) How will this change the environment?
Ans:
-There would be lesser drinkable water.
-The environment would become dirtier.
- Harmful gases would be released in the air and there would be global warming.
-The climate would start to change and the weather would become more unpredictable

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?
Ans:
-More people would suffer from chronic diseases.
- Animals could choke and die because of water pollution

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?
Ans:
- Eat organic food
- Try not to take the bus or cars and walk or ride the bike
- Plant trees

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1) How will this change the environment?
The environment would be dirtier and the air we breathe in would be

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1. The pollution of air will increase global warming, causing continued heat waves, unpredictable currents, melting of glaciers, unexpected cyclones, strong storms, et cetera.

2. Due to air pollution, we would no longer be able to breathe properly in the polluted air, leading to an increase in diseases. Water pollution will affect the population and entire functioning ecosystems that live in the waters. As a result of soil pollution, humans would get diseases such as bronchitis and cancer more easily, and get diseases such as anorexia and dysentery from drinking dirty water.

3. Choose organically grown fruits and vegetables, choose walking, bicycle riding and/or trains over cars and taxis, do not litter and plant more trees.

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1) Due to pollution, our fish are dying. They are eating the plastics and other contaminants in the sea, mistaking it for food. It’s not just the fish through, whole marine ecosystems are being affected. The concentration of the toxic materials in our oceans can reach levels that are enough to kill all marine life.

Heavy metals and non biodegradable waste which are discharged by industries and factories get into the water either directly from the toxic wastes dumped in the ocean or from the garbage dumps. When the soil absorbs these heavy metals, they will find their way into the body of water surrounding them, and eventually into our oceans which will pollute them.

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(1) How will this change the environment?

Sea levels are expected to rise between 7 and 23 inches (18 and 59 centimeters) by the end of the century, and continued melting at the poles could add between 4 and 8 inches (10 to 20 centimeters).

Hurricanes and other storms are likely to become stronger.

Floods and droughts will become more common.

Some diseases will spread, such as mosquito-borne malaria (and the 2016 resurgence of the Zika virus). Ecosystems will change: Some species will move farther north or become more successful; others won’t be able to move and could become extinct.

Less fresh water will be available.

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?
To put it simply...
THEY WILL DIE  due to lack of food, too much or too less water ect.

We can reduce consumption of energy by saving electricity

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5 Human Impacts on the Environment: Crash Course Ecology #10

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(1) How will this change the environment?
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(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there? Pollution will affect the population of certain living things like polar bears and pandas.Due to mans impact on the environment,many of these animals will lose their habitats and many of these animals will become endangered.This will effect the web of life and food chains in different communities.The three different types of pollution,water,air and soil pollution,are the reasons why there is a bad impact on the living things.

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In short, environmental pollution, almost exclusively created by human activities, has a negative effect on the ecosystem, destroying crucial layers of it and causing an even more negative effect on the upper layers.

Effects on Animals: Environmental pollution mainly affects animal by causing harm to their living environment, making it toxic for them to live in. Acid rains can change the composition of rivers and seas, making them toxic for fishes, an important quantity of ozone in the lower parts of the atmosphere can cause lung problems to all animals. Nitrogen and phosphates in water will cause overgrowth of toxic algae, preventing other forms of life to follow their normal course. Eventually, soil pollution will cause harm and sometimes even the destruction of microorganisms, which can have the dramatic effect of killing the first layers of the primary food chain.
IN YOUR HOME

Completely turn off equipment like televisions and stereos when you're not using them.

Choose energy-efficient appliances and light bulbs.

Save water: some simple steps can go a long way in saving water like, like turning off the tap when you are brushing your teeth or shaving. Try to collect the water used to wash vegetables and salad to water your houseplants.

Lower your shades or close your curtains on hot days, to keep the house cool and reduce the use of electric fans or air-conditioning.

Let clothes dry naturally.

Keep lids on pans when cooking to conserve energy.

Use rechargeable batteries.

Call your local government to see if they have a disposal location for used batteries, glass, plastics, paper or other wastes.

Don’t use “throw away” products like paper plates and napkins, or plastic knives, forks and cups.

Send electronic greetings over email, instead of paper cards.

IN YOUR GARDEN

Collect rainwater to water your garden.

Water the garden early in the morning or late in the evening. This reduces water loss due to evaporation. Don’t over-water the garden. Water only until the soil becomes moist, not soggy.

Explore water efficient irrigation systems. Sprinkler irrigation and drip irrigation can be adapted to garden situations.

Make your garden lively - plant trees and shrubs that will attract birds. You can also put up bird nest boxes with food.

Put waste to work in your garden- sweep the fallen leaves and flowers into flowerbeds or under shrubs. This will increase soil fertility and also reduce the need for frequent watering.

If you have little space in your garden, you could make a compost pit to turn organic waste from the kitchen and garden to soil enriching manure.

Plant local species of trees, flowers and vegetables.

Don't use chemicals in the garden - as they will eventually end up in the water systems and can upset the delicate balance of lifecycles.

Organic and environmentally friendly fertilizers and pesticides are available - organic gardening reduces pollution and is better for wildlife.

WHILE SHOPPING

Buy fruit and vegetables that are in season to help reduce enormous transport costs resulting from importing produce and, where possible, choose locally produced food.

When buying fish look out for a variety of non-endangered species and buy local fish if possible.

Bring your own bags to the grocery and refuse the plastic bags that create so much waste.

Look for products that have less packaging.

AT WORK

Use printers that can print on both sides of the paper; try to look into this option when replacing old printers.

Use the back of a draft or unwanted printout instead of notebooks. Even with a double-sided printer there is likely to be plenty of spare paper to use!

Always ask for and buy recycled paper if you can - for your business stationery and to use in your printers.

Switch off computer monitors, printers and other equipment at the end of each day. Though in standby mode they're still using power - and that adds to global warming. Always turn off your office light and computer monitor when you go out for lunch or to a meeting.

ON HOLIDAY

Go on holiday during the off-peak period to prevent over straining resources - you'll also avoid the crowds.

Find out about places before you visit. You may be visiting an environmentally sensitive area, in which case you must take extra care to stay on footpaths and follow signs.

Don't travel by air if you can avoid it because air travel uses up large amounts of fossil fuels and creates greenhouse gases.

Dispose of any rubbish responsibly - it can be hazardous to wildlife.

Use public transport, cycle or walk instead of using a car.

Use facilities and trips run by local people whenever possible.

Don't be tempted to touch wildlife and disturb habitats whether on land, at the coast or under water.

Be careful what you choose to bring home as a holiday souvenir. Many species from coral and conch shells to elephants and alligators are endangered because they are killed for curios or souvenirs.

Don’t leave any rubbish at the beach – it can be very dangerous for the wildlife.

Boats and jet-skis create noise and chemical pollution that is very disturbing to wildlife - don't keep the engine running unnecessarily

REDUCE, REUSE AND RECYCLE

Always use both sides of a sheet of paper.

Use e-mail to stay in touch, including cards, rather than faxing or writing.

Share magazines with friends and pass them on to the doctor, dentist or local hospital for their waiting rooms.

Use recyclable paper to make invitation cards, envelops, letter pads etc., if you can.

Use washable nappies instead of disposables if you can.

Recycle as much as you can.

Give unwanted clothes, toys and books to charities and orphanages.

Store food and other products in containers rather than foil and plastic wrap

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(1) How will this change the environment?
A lot of crops in the farms will wither and die. This will affect humans as they will not have food to eat and will die as well.

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?
They will die as the air is polluted and the crops they consume is poisonous.

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?
We can plant more trees as they can reduce carbon dioxide to save the environment.

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1.) Less trees = Animals lose their habitat. Less trees = less photosynthesis = more Co2, less O2. Less trees = Animals die
More CO2 = More greenhouse gases + Global warming.
Less trees = less water taken in = less evaporation = less rain = drought
2.) Animals die, drought will lead to death due to lack of water. Humans will inevitably be affected.
3.) Reduce, Reuse, Recycle to prevent more trees from being cut down to create new products.
Don't waste paper, use both sides

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If Man continues doing some of the activities in this video,
(1) How will this change the environment?
(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

(1)The environment will be very polluted and people will fall sick very easily.

(2) Animals and plants will be affected and will soon die.the sea will be very dirty and the animals such as the fishes will die...

(3)Planting more trees
Eating  more organic fruits and vegetables.

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(1) How will this change the environment?

Ans: The air will be polluted with carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons,  organic compounds & harmful chemicals. Hence, the air will be unfit for breathing.The living things will suffer when they breathe in the polluted air. We humans  might get asthma, coughing, burning eyes and harmful diseases. ( Cancer, kidney disease and heart attack. )
(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

The living things will suffer when they breathe in the polluted air. We humans  might get asthma, coughing, burning eyes and harmful diseases. ( Cancer, kidney disease and heart attack. )

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

Industries can stop discharging their waste into seas and oceans.
Organizations and commoners can start planting trees.
Not burn their waste
Don't dump their waste into water
Stop cutting down trees

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wildfires and volcanoes make air dirty and unpollute

fuel is also a major cause of air pollution, it includes oil coal and natural gases

reason of increases in global warming because of increasing atmospheric temperature due to the vast increasing level of greenhouse gases

these greenhouse gases again cause a greenhouse effect it causes the glaciers to melt sea levels to increase and our climate to change

air pollution is one of the major causes of cough, asthma, burning eyes and also some lethal diseases like cancer bronchitis, heart attacks ,kidney disease

water pollution is the
contamination of water bodies. water pollution happens when dirty particles substances or chemicals that make water
contaminated are discharged indirectly or directly into the water bodies

pollutants get into water mainly by human causes or human factors oil is also a big pollutant for polluting the
water leaked oil from the ship or other modes flows to the sea or ocean and

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1)
- Due to water pollution, a lot of water becomes undrinkable as it is too dirty.
- Air pollution causes the air to be harmful to the human body when inhaled.
2)
- Animals that inhale polluted air or consume polluted water will carry certain diseases, causing the diseases to spread and kill many animals. The decrease in population of the animal will affect the food web.

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1)The surroundings will become dirtier
2)More animals and plants will die.

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(1) How will this change the environment?
ans: There will be unpredictable cyclones,  floods and heavy rain. There will also be a lack of food , increase of temperature/heat waves and outbreak of diseases.
(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?
The population will decrease because of global warming .
What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?
Stop deforestation and reduce use of electricity.

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1) The earth's temperature may rise causing diseases, floods,unpredictable weather,storms,shortage of food or water,hurricanes,breakage of ozone layer and much more
2)we will be affected by diseases and populations of animals would decrease causing extinction of certain species
3) we could cut down on our usage of electricity , lessen deforestation and burning of fossil fuels

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1)This will increase CO2 in the atmosphere and reduce O2 in the atmosphere, leading to an increase in global warming
2)Living things will either go to search for a new habitat or die or adapt to the change in the environment.

We can reduce the use of trees by using both sides of paper ect.

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1)It makes the temperature of the surroundings increase.
2)They will get sick or die.

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If Man continues doing some of the activities in this video,
(1) How will this change the
environment?
~ There will be unexpected currents, strong storms, unpredictable cyclones, depletion of the ozone layer, heavy rain, floods, lack of basic needs, etc.

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

~ The different populations of animals will decrease in size, causing more animals to become extinct.
~ Living things will become more prone to diseases
~ Animals such as polar bears and penguins may lose their habitats located in the polar regions due to too much global warming.

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

~ Stop deforestation from occurring
~ Reduce electricity usage
~ Reduce the burning of fossil fuels

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1) Global warming will cause continued heat waves, unpredictable currents, strong storms, unexpected cyclones, depreciation to the ozone layer, floods, heavy rain, lack of food, diseases, et cetera.

2) We would be more prone to diseases, and other animals such as polar bears and penguins might lose their habitats and die.

3) Plant more trees and reduce the use of fertilizer, electronics /electricity and oil and plant more trees.

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If Man continues doing some of the activities in this video,
(1) How will this change the environment?
The earth's temperature would increase and carbon dioxide will surround the earth which can  cause global warming.

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?
They will die of loss of habitat like polar bears as the ice would melt into water and the sea level will rise causing flood.

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?
On the fan instead of the air condition

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The planet is already suffering from some impacts of global warming.

Ice is melting worldwide, especially at the Earth’s poles. This includes mountain glaciers, ice sheets covering West Antarctica and Greenland, and Arctic sea ice.

Many species have been impacted by rising temperatures. For example, researcher Bill Fraser has tracked the decline of the Adélie penguins on Antarctica, where their numbers have fallen from 32,000 breeding pairs to 11,000 in 30 years.

The sea level has been rising more quickly over the last century.

Some butterflies, foxes, and alpine plants have moved farther north or to higher, cooler areas.

Precipitation (rain and snowfall) has increased across the globe, on average.

Some invasive species are thriving. For example, spruce bark beetles have boomed in Alaska thanks to 20 years of warm summers. The insects have chewed up 4 million acres of spruce trees

Other effects could take place later this century, if warming continues.

Sea levels are expected to rise between 7 and 23 inches (18 and 59 centimeters) by the end of the century, and continued melting at the poles could add between 4 and 8 inches (10 to 20 centimeters).

Hurricanes and other storms are likely to become stronger.

Floods and droughts will become more common. Rainfall in Ethiopia, where droughts are already common, could decline by 10 percent over the next 50 years.

Less fresh water will be available. If the Quelccaya ice cap in Peru continues to melt at its current rate, it will be gone by 2100, leaving thousands of people who rely on it for drinking water and electricity without a source of either.

Some diseases will spread, such as mosquito-borne malaria (and the 2016 resurgence of the Zika virus). Ecosystems will change: Some species will move farther north or become more successful; others won’t be able to move and could become extinct.

Wildlife research scientist Martyn Obbard has found that since the mid-1980s, with less ice on which to live and fish for food, polar bears have gotten considerably skinnier. Polar bear biologist Ian Stirling has found a similar pattern in Hudson Bay. He fears that if sea ice disappears, the polar bears will as well.

IN YOUR HOME

Completely turn off equipment like televisions and stereos when you're not using them.

Choose energy-efficient appliances and light bulbs.

Save water: some simple steps can go a long way in saving water like, like turning off the tap when you are brushing your teeth or shaving. Try to collect the water used to wash vegetables and salad to water your houseplants.

Lower your shades or close your curtains on hot days, to keep the house cool and reduce the use of electric fans or air-conditioning.

Let clothes dry naturally.

Keep lids on pans when cooking to conserve energy.

Use rechargeable batteries.

Call your local government to see if they have a disposal location for used batteries, glass, plastics, paper or other wastes.

Don’t use “throw away” products like paper plates and napkins, or plastic knives, forks and cups.

Send electronic greetings over email, instead of paper cards.

IN YOUR GARDEN

Collect rainwater to water your garden.

Water the garden early in the morning or late in the evening. This reduces water loss due to evaporation. Don’t over-water the garden. Water only until the soil becomes moist, not soggy.

Explore water efficient irrigation systems. Sprinkler irrigation and drip irrigation can be adapted to garden situations.

Make your garden lively - plant trees and shrubs that will attract birds. You can also put up bird nest boxes with food.

Put waste to work in your garden- sweep the fallen leaves and flowers into flowerbeds or under shrubs. This will increase soil fertility and also reduce the need for frequent watering.

If you have little space in your garden, you could make a compost pit to turn organic waste from the kitchen and garden to soil enriching manure.

Plant local species of trees, flowers and vegetables.

Don't use chemicals in the garden - as they will eventually end up in the water systems and can upset the delicate balance of lifecycles.

Organic and environmentally friendly fertilizers and pesticides are available - organic gardening reduces pollution and is better for wildlife.

WHILE SHOPPING

Buy fruit and vegetables that are in season to help reduce enormous transport costs resulting from importing produce and, where possible, choose locally produced food.

When buying fish look out for a variety of non-endangered species and buy local fish if possible.

Bring your own bags to the grocery and refuse the plastic bags that create so much waste.

Look for products that have less packaging.

AT WORK

Use printers that can print on both sides of the paper; try to look into this option when replacing old printers.

Use the back of a draft or unwanted printout instead of notebooks. Even with a double-sided printer there is likely to be plenty of spare paper to use!

Always ask for and buy recycled paper if you can - for your business stationery and to use in your printers.

Switch off computer monitors, printers and other equipment at the end of each day. Though in standby mode they're still using power - and that adds to global warming. Always turn off your office light and computer monitor when you go out for lunch or to a meeting.

ON HOLIDAY

Go on holiday during the off-peak period to prevent over straining resources - you'll also avoid the crowds.

Find out about places before you visit. You may be visiting an environmentally sensitive area, in which case you must take extra care to stay on footpaths and follow signs.

Don't travel by air if you can avoid it because air travel uses up large amounts of fossil fuels and creates greenhouse gases.

Dispose of any rubbish responsibly - it can be hazardous to wildlife.

Use public transport, cycle or walk instead of using a car.

Use facilities and trips run by local people whenever possible.

Don't be tempted to touch wildlife and disturb habitats whether on land, at the coast or under water.

Be careful what you choose to bring home as a holiday souvenir. Many species from coral and conch shells to elephants and alligators are endangered because they are killed for curios or souvenirs.

Don’t leave any rubbish at the beach – it can be very dangerous for the wildlife.

Boats and jet-skis create noise and chemical pollution that is very disturbing to wildlife - don't keep the engine running unnecessarily

REDUCE, REUSE AND RECYCLE

Always use both sides of a sheet of paper.

Use e-mail to stay in touch, including cards, rather than faxing or writing.

Share magazines with friends and pass them on to the doctor, dentist or local hospital for their waiting rooms.

Use recyclable paper to make invitation cards, envelops, letter pads etc., if you can.

Use washable nappies instead of disposables if you can.

Recycle as much as you can.

Give unwanted clothes, toys and books to charities and orphanages.

Store food and other products in containers rather than foil and plastic wrap

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1)there will be more carbon dioxide and less oxygen in the air
2)They will have no more homes and shelter and furniture cannot be made.

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1) There will be an increase in carbon dioxide and a decrease in oxygen in the air, leading to an increase in global warming.

2) Animals will lose their habitats and may die if they do not adapt to new environments.

3) Plant more trees, practice 'reduce, reuse, recycle', reduce use of tissue paper, wooden items

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1)Extinction

Pollution has an adverse impact on wildlife and will continue to do so well into the future. A 2004 report in “New Scientist” states that pollution is the primary cause of the extinction of various species of butterflies and other insects in Great Britain. Although pollution poses a threat to creatures on land, aquatic creatures may face an even greater danger.

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Extinction

Pollution has an adverse impact on wildlife and will continue to do so well into the future. A 2004 report in “New Scientist” states that pollution is the primary cause of the extinction of various species of butterflies and other insects in Great Britain. Although pollution poses a threat to creatures on land, aquatic creatures may face an even greater danger.

to put it simply...
EVERYTHING WILL DIE!
Man can reduce reuse and recycle to reduce pollution

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Additionally, global warming is having a measurable effect on the planet right now, in a variety of ways. Due to global warming, Ice is melting in both polar ice caps and mountain glaciers. Lakes around the world are warming rapidly – in some cases faster than the surrounding environment. Animals are changing migration patterns and they have to adapt to the new conditions in the environment.

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How will this change the environment?

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(1) How will this change the environment?
Ans:
-Lesser carbon dioxide will be absorbed and the amount of carbon dioxide will increase, causing global warming
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(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

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Deforestation can have a negative impact on the environment. The most dramatic impact is a loss of habitat for millions of species. Eighty percent of Earth’s land animals and plants live in forests, and many cannot survive the deforestation that destroys their homes. Deforestation also drives climate change. Forest soils are moist, but without protection from sun-blocking tree cover, they quickly dry out. Trees also help perpetuate the water cycle by returning water vapor to the atmosphere. Without trees to fill these roles, many former forest lands can quickly become barren deserts.Removing trees deprives the forest of portions of its canopy, which blocks the sun’s rays during the day, and holds in heat at night. This disruption leads to more extreme temperature swings that can be harmful to plants and animals.

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(1) How will this change the environment?
There will be more carbon dioxide and not enough oxygen for us causing us to die.

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?
They will lose their habitat and die and we might not have enough food to survive.

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?
Use lesser paper to reduce deforestation.

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1)How will this change the environment?
Ans: Water pollution: The water will be too dirty for us to drink.
Soil pollution: The soil will be smelly and dirty.
Air pollution: The air will have germs and will become dirty and smelly.
2) What will happen to the living things there?
Water pollution: Plants living in the dirty and smelly waters will die due to the lack of oxygen and light to make food. Animals will die due to the lack of oxygen.
Air pollution: Animals will die as they will not have enough oxygen to survive. Some will have lungs diseases.
Soil pollution: Plants and crops cannot grow properly without nutrients.
3)- planting some trees
-ride a bike or walk to destination
-don't litter

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Q1) How will this change the environment?

--- Water pollution: The water will be too polluted for use.
--- Air pollution : We will breathe in harmful gases which will affect our health.
--- Land pollution: There will be rubbish lying around everywhere causing pests to reproduce faster. As they reproduce faster there will be more diseases.

Q2) What will happen to the living things there?

The living things will die.

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(1) How will this change the environment?
This will affect the water air and soil on earth.It makes earth dirty and unhealthy.Air pollution is the cause and reason of the increase in global warming because of the increasing atmospheric temperature due to the vast increasing level of greenhouse gases.(E.g.water vapour, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and ozone.It forces the glaciers to melt and the sea level rises.Water pollution is the worst and most dangerous form of pollution.It contaminates water bodies.and will affect the water we drink and it may be hazardous.Soil pollution is the the destruction of the earth's land surfaces.the radioactive pollutants from some sources go very deep into the soil, remains there for a long time and causes soil pollution.
(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there? Pollution will affect the population of certain living things like polar bears and pandas.Due to mans impact on the environment, many of these animals will lose their habitats and many of these animals will become endangered.This will affect the web of life and food chains in different communities.It can also affect our health negatively by the things we need like the food we eat, the water we drink and the air we breath.The three different types of pollution ,water ,air and soil pollution ,are the reasons why there is a bad impact on the living things and it affects the ecosystem of living things.
We can reduce the number of trees we cut down ,throw our rubbish in bins and not use cars all the time and walk/cycle instead.We can also not throw or pollute water bodies with rubbish and harmful chemicals.

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(1) How will this change the environment?

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

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1)How will this change the environment?
Ans: The temperature of the environment will be higher. The amount of greenhouse gases(carbon dioxide, methane,etc) will be greater. The weather patterns will change to an irregular one.
2)What will happen to the living things there?
Ans: The living things will not be adjusted to the sudden change of weather patterns. They will have to respire more in order to absorb more oxygen rather than carbon dioxide.
3)-reduce use of air cons
-pluck off electrical appliances when not in use

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Air pollution happens when the air gets dirty. We cannot breathe properly in dirty air.

Smoke from cars industrial chemicals wildfires and volcanoes make air dirty.

The smoke release from burning fossil fuel is also a major cause of air pollution it includes oil coal and natural gases .

Air pollution is one of the major causes of cough asthma burning eyes and also some lethal diseases like cancer bronchitis heart attacks kidney diseases

If the weather is good and you do not have too far to go you should consider walking or riding your bike

Organic vegetables and fruits are grown by farmers who avoid using harmful chemical pesticides we should consume
these more you can avoid buying stuff which becomes waste never use open fires for disposal of waste especially plastic

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1)Increase in the co2 level on the earth affects the human life to a great level through continued heat waves unpredictable currents strong storms unexpected cyclones depreciation to ozone layer floods heavy rain lack of food diseases etc

2) If the greenhouse effect becomes stronger it could make our earth warmer than usual even a little additional or extra warming causes an increase in the temperature of the Earth's surface and leads to global warming

3)stop deforestation, decrease the use of electricity, stop unnecessary burning of wood etc

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Deforestation can have a negative impact on the environment. The most dramatic impact is a loss of habitat for millions of species. Eighty percent of Earth’s land animals and plants live in forests, and many cannot survive the deforestation that destroys their homes.

Deforestation also drives climate change. Forest soils are moist, but without protection from sun-blocking tree cover, they quickly dry out. Trees also help perpetuate the water cycle by returning water vapor to the atmosphere. Without trees to fill these roles, many former forest lands can quickly become barren deserts.

Removing trees deprives the forest of portions of its canopy, which blocks the sun’s rays during the day, and holds in heat at night. This disruption leads to more extreme temperature swings that can be harmful to plants and animals.

Trees also play a critical role in absorbing the greenhouse gases that fuel global warming. Fewer forests means larger amounts of greenhouse gases entering the atmosphere—and increased speed and severity of global warming.

The most feasible solution to deforestation is to carefully manage forest resources by eliminating clear-cutting to make sure forest environments remain intact. The cutting that does occur should be balanced by planting young trees to replace older trees felled. The number of new tree plantations is growing each year, but their total still equals a tiny fraction of the Earth’s forested land.

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Deforestation can include clearing the land for farming or livestock, or using the timber for fuel, construction or manufacturing.

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1) Deforestation affects many ecosystem functions
2) When the trees are cut some endangered species, habitat are destroyed increasing their chances of becoming extinct.
3)Follow the 3 R's the first one is reduce this means using less whether that be paper tissue or even toothpicks just try to use less

The next one is reuse this one is easy and can save you money for example use reusable containers and cups instead of
disposable ones another example is to reuse old furniture or pass it on to someone else

Lastly the third R is recycled this means disposing of waste properly make sure recyclable items go
into the correct bins so they can be remade into something new

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1) How will this change the environment?
Ans: There will be less trees to take in carbon dioxide and give out oxygen. There will be less trees to take in water for transpiration. Water then will flow as run-off. This will then result in dry weather without rain as not enough water is evaporated.
2)What will happen to the living things there?
Ans: The living things will not have enough oxygen. The living things will also not have enough water caused by sudden change of weather patterns.
3)-select and cut partial trees
-protecting sensitive areas where endangered animals live in
-reduce, reuse, recycle

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(1) How will this change the environment?
Ans:
-Lesser carbon dioxide will be absorbed and the amount of carbon dioxide will increase, causing global warming

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?
-They would die due to loss of habitat.

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

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If Man continues doing some of the activities in this video,
(1) How will this change the environment?
There will be more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere as trees cannot absorb the carbon dioxide, so they cannot give out oxygen as trees are being chopped down/burnt.

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?
The living things that are living there will all lose their habitat as the living things which feed on plants will not have enough food to eat and will die. The animals which feed on the plant-eaters will be indirectly affected by the decrease of the plant-eaters and this will affect the food web.

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?
1) Use both sides of the paper
2) Plant more trees
3) Use less products  made from wood

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(1) How will this change the environment?

The air will be polluted with carbon monoxide, hydrocarbons,  organic compounds & harmful chemicals. Hence, the air will be unfit for breathing.The living things will suffer when they breathe in the polluted air. We humans  might get asthma, coughing, burning eyes and harmful diseases. ( Cancer, kidney disease and heart attack. )

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

The living things will suffer when they breathe in the polluted air. We humans  might get asthma, coughing, burning eyes and harmful diseases. ( Cancer, kidney disease and heart attack. )

(3) What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

-Industries can stop discharging their waste into seas and oceans.

-Organizations and commoners can start planting trees.

-Not burn their waste

-Don't dump their waste into water

-Stop cutting down trees

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(1) How will this change the environment?

-Unexpected cyclones

-Depreciation

-Continued heat waves

-Unpredictable currents and storms

-Ozone layer floods

-Heavy rain

-Food diseases

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

-Living things we will be affected by the diseases.

-Polar Bears will lose their habitats as the ice caps will  melt due to global warming.

(3)What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

-Stop cutting down trees. (Deforestation)

-Decrease the use of electricity

-Stop unnecessary burning of wood

-Stop industries from dumping wastes into the sea

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(1) How will this change the environment?

-More carbon dioxide in the atmosphere (more greenhouse gases)

-Animals will lose their habitats

-Precipitation is affected

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

-Animals will die as they lose their habitats

-Lesser trees to uptake water so there will be lesser water being evaporated causing lack of water.

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

-Reduce Reuse and Recycle

(use both sides of an paper, Reuse the plastic bags you already have, Use lesser tissue paper)

-Adopt a selective and partial harvesting habit

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If Man continues doing some of the activities in this video,
(1) How will this change the environment?

~It causes the carbon dioxide level to increase and this causes a rise in the earth's temperature causing global warming to occur.
~Lack of trees causes lesser water to be absorbed which means lesser water vapour is given out during evaporation.This causes lesser clouds to be formed which means that the atmosphere will not be as cool as it should be.This interrupts the process of precipitation.

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?
~Some of the endangered animals may lose their habitats,their home.This will cause a decrease in the number of the endangered species and the number of forest habitats left in the world as deforestation occurs faster than nature can replace the loss of trees.
~Another consequence will be some animals having a lack of food and maybe water.
~Deforestation also means more carbon dioxide and lesser oxygen in the surroundings which is harmful for all living things including us.
~This then leads to depletion of the ozone layer,causing more of the sun's heat to be trapped in the earth's atmosphere.This is one of the main things that cause global warming.

What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

~By practicing the 3 R's
~instead of clearing one whole path of land at once, we should practice selective and partial harvesting.
~We should also protect sensitive areas to the best of our ability

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1) How would it change the environment?

The air pollution would cause the air we breathe in to get very dirty. The water pollution may cause the water to be too dirty for us humans to drink too.

2) What would happen to the living things there?

Us humans might die of the lack of oxygen caused by the air pollution .
There would be an increase of pests carrying disease caused by the rubbish due to land pollution.

3) What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

1.  The factories can stop discharging chemicals into the water
2. We can plant more trees
3. We can stop cutting down trees

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(1) How will this change the environment?

1.The temperature of the environment would increase. The amount of greenhouse gases produced would be greater.

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

The polar bears would lose their habitat as the increase of temperature would melt the ice and the population of polar bears would slowly decrease.

(3) What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

1. We can stop deforestation.
2. We can reduce the burning of fossil fuels.
3. We can decrease the use of electricity.

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(1) How will this change the environment?

There would be more carbon dioxide in the environment causing global warming to occur.

(2) What will happen to the living things that are living there?

The animals may lose their habitat if they cannot adapt to the new environment and the plants may die of drought and lack of water.

(3) What are some ways that Man can help to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

1. Practice  the 3R's
2. Use both sides of the paper
3. Plant more trees

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