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We can stop the 6th mass extinction by using a renewable source instead of using sources that promote pollution. Also we can find a cleaner water source or an accurate water filter.

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We can stop or delay the 6th mass extinction by using renewable power and clean energy such as wind, solar, and nuclear power. We should place these away from important landscapes and wildlife so that they don't get harmed.

https://www.nrdc.org/issues/clean-energy

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We can slow down the 6th excitation by changing the sources of our energy for example we can use solar, water, and wind. We need to use more nature-friendly ways of obtaining energy in order to prevent the 6th extinction. Since the use of fossil fuels is bad for the environment we can use wind panels and solar panels to create energy without the use of harmful gases and oils. Finally, we should plant more trees since trees consume CO2 and release more O2. https://keylifehomes.com/7-ways-to-power-your-home-with-renewable-energy/

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I agree with Dylan Flynn because both fossil fuels and plastic are toxic to the environment, killing both the world and the sea. It also causes water pollution and bad air quality

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I agree with Andy Guzman because if we use natural recourses, not only will it be beneficial to the environment, there will be a less chance it will run out

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We can utilize water, wind and sun for energy as opposed to utilizing petroleum products. Reconnecting with nature could moderate the mass annihilation. We can utilize better wellsprings of energy for instance like sun powered energy rather than petroleum products since when the petroleum derivatives consume they discharge c02 which is awful for the climate.

Geographichttps://www.nationalgeographic.com

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We can slow down mass extinction by changing our sources of energy, We can introduce different types of renewable energy into our lives such as wind, water, and solar.

Top 10 things you can do about climate change - David Suzuki Foundation

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People, communities, cities, businesses, schools and other organizations are taking action to help fight climate change.

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Stop illegal animal trafficking, it sounds simple but many poachers cause imbalance in nature and could cause other species to be affected either by the removal of an animal or the introduction of a new invasive animal in an environment. https://www.cnn.com/2016/12/12/world/sutter-vanishing-help/index.html

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one way to slow down the 6th mass extinction is slowing down the human population growth. It is because there are more people, more resources, more land and more food. Because of this, more plastic will be in the sea, more pollution in the world, and more animals will go extinct. https://www.cnn.com/2016/12/12/world/sutter-vanishing-help/index.html

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One way we can prevent the 6th mass extinction is recycle and reuse. Stopping plastic from getting into our oceans can help save the marine life from going extinct

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We can use water, wind and sun for energy instead of using fossil fuels. Reconnecting with nature could slow the mass extinction.
How to stop the sixth mass extinction - CNN

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Fossil fuels—facts and information - National Geographichttps://www.nationalgeographic.com

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One solution to slow the 6th extinction is to slow human population growth because the more people, the more food is needed and that means killing more and more animals. And so if we stop human population growth then less animals will be killed.

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how to stop the sixth mass extinction - cnn

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Frogs, coral, elephants -- all are on the brink. Three quarters of species could disappear. Why is this happening? CNN's John Sutter looks at five key solutions.

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One way we can prevent the 6th mass extinction is by chasing ig the way we live. What I mean by that is we can reduce the use of fossil fuels. Or even start to go solar
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https://davidsuzuki.org/what-you-can-do/top-10-ways-can-stop-climate-change/

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We can use better sources of energy for example like solar energy instead of fossil fuels because when the fossil fuels burn they release c02 which is bad for the environment.

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In order to stop or slow the spread of the 6th mass extinction, we need to reverse the effects that are causing it in the first place. There are multiple ways to achieve this goal. The main way to achieve this is to stop the burning of fossil fuels and make the switch to renewable energy. The burning of these fossil fuels is the root of many of the problems we face today as it leads to a chain of disastrous effects. The best way to fix this is to make the switch to renewable energy and make use of things like the sun, water movement, wind energy, etc. Making these energy sources, especially solar panels, more widely available would have great effects on the ability to slow the 6th mass extinction. Along with this we also need to find ways to better the environment. This can include simple things like picking up trash or planting more trees as deforestation is causing massive climate change. Stopping deforestation and cleaning the world would lead to fewer destroyed habitats thus maintaining the equilibrium. https://www.cnn.com/2016/12/12/world/sutter-vanishing-help/index.html

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In order to prevent the 6th mass extinction, we can reduce the use of plastics so that our ocean can be protected, stop burning fossil fuels since it increases CO2 emissions, use renewable energy to lessen the carbon pollution. We can also reduce transportation by encouraging people to ride bike instead of car. We can use mycelium fungi as a building material because it has special ability to cleanse pollutants from soil and water.

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We can try and protect the different species that are going extinct. Ways we can do that is one stop the use of fossil fuels and find a better energy source and 2 stop deforestation. There are many reasons why we cut down trees but none of them are good reason for destroying millions of animals habitats. As said in this website says"https://rainforests.mongabay.com/kids/elementary/501.html" its says how about 50 percent of the forest being cut down is the Amazon rain forest.

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One way to prevent the 6th mass extinction would be stop using too much fossil fuels because it produces a lot of pollution and carbon dioxide
https://davidsuzuki.org/what-you-can-do/top-10-ways-can-stop-climate-change/

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One way to slow the 6th mass extinction is to “green our commute” which basically means too take public transportation, ride a bike, car-share and little things like that to reduce pollution

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A good way to stop this 6th extinction would be to lower our carbon footprint, reduce pollution and deforestation, and find was to slow down Global warming.

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Ways to slow down the sixth extinction is to start slowing down on the use of fossil fuels and start using reusable energy in order to prevent or produce green house gases. Some ways to use reusable energy is solar panels on you house, wind turbines, and more tress. Installing solar panels on your roof at home can generate more renewable energy instead of relying entirely on oil, gas etc. Wind turbines are great because wind power is more stable than solar, and a good-sized wind turbine can easily generate most or all of your electricity needs. Depending on your area, wind might be a better renewable investment than solar. Lastly, tress consume carbon dioxide and produce more oxygen so more trees means less carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

https://keylifehomes.com/7-ways-to-power-your-home-with-renewable-energy/

http://www.askaboutireland.ie/enfo/sustainable-living/how-to/use-less-fossil-fuels/

http://www.tenmilliontrees.org/trees/

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a good way to stop the 6th mass extinction is to eather reduce the fossil fuel burning or try and get rid of it in general, we can try and use renewable resorces like solar power .https://www.nrdc.org/issues/clean-energy

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A possible solution to be able to reduce the chances and slow down the next 6th mass extinction is to follow the three R's. Recycling can help decrease the plastic found in the oceans, which can also affect the sea animals. Re-using bags from when we visit the supermarkets and any other material that can be cleaned and used for personal use. Most importantly, we should reduce the amount of gas we let flow in our atmosphere.
https://www.conserve-energy-future.com/reduce-reuse-recycle.php
I also believe public talks and more movements can help introduce the problem globally. So many artists and social media influencers have had collaborations with big groups, to spread awareness.

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Methods of hindering the sixth mass extinction is to utilize less measures of non-renewable energy sources to consume things. For example they should stop burning fossil fuels because it releases carbon dioxide in the air which causes pollution

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These fossil fuels produce gases that are destroying our atmosphere that we need to survive.

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One way to slow the 6th mass extinction is to consume less fossil energy. Reduce the number of cars on the road and the amount of rubber used. Another option is to protect wildlife habitat.

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A possible solution to slow down the 6th Mass Extinction is to reduce the amount of fossils fuels developed and developing nations us. We can also switch to renewable energy. Doing that could save ecosystems of different species.
To commit to do these things we can pass laws and form groups like the Paris Accord Agreement

https://unfccc.int/process-and-meetings/the-paris-agreement/the-paris-agreement
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/10-ways-you-can-help-stop_b_5968774

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Ways of slowing down the 6th mass extinction is less use of fossil fuels. Slow down the use of cars and use less plastic. Plastic goes into our oceans and just causes ocean pollution.. Using less fossil fuels and plastic will help slow down the 6th mass extinction. For example, by 2050, there might be more plastic than fish in the ocean. This shows how plastic is way overused. Fossil fuels from cars and other forms of transportation and factories damage the atmosphere causing air quality to be bad.
https://www.iberdrola.com/environment/how-to-reduce-plastic-use

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/fossil-fuels#:~:text=When%20fossil%20fuels%20are%20burned,global%20warming%20and%20climate%20change.

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Ways of slowing down the 6th mass extinction is to use less amounts of fossil fuels to burn things.

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Some ways of slowing down the 6th mss extinction is the stop of burning fossil fuels, fight wild trafficking and protecting our earth land and oceans

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Some ways we can help stop/slow the 6th mass extinction by protecting our environments and less use of fossil fuels that cause pollution. https://davidsuzuki.org/what-you-can-do/top-10-ways-can-stop-climate-change/

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Installing solar panels on your home helps combat greenhouse gas emissions and reduces our collective dependence on fossil fuel. Traditional electricity is sourced from fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas, which heat up the atmosphere.

https://news.energysage.com/health-environmental-benefits-of-solar-energy/