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Adriana Villavicencio : What could our class, school, or community do to help?

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Mariana Gallegos How can small actions (like saving energy or reusing things) make a big difference?

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Alvaro Tong: How can small actions (like saving energy or reusing things) make a big difference?

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CONCLUSIONS

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In conclusion, many people around the world are taking many actions to end climate change worldwide, and each time they discover new causes and solutions.

CONCLUSIONS

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All in all, At 16, Greta Thunberg made it clear through her speeches and actions—such as sailing across the Atlantic—that urgent action against climate change is necessary. Her courage inspired millions of young people around the world to demand real commitments and solutions from governments to protect the planet’s future.

CONCLUSIONS

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In conclusion, small actions can make a huge impact to reduce climate change and global warming, recycling is the principal small action but are a lot of more ways, no matter what small action you choose because all of they contributes, so choose a small action and put it in practice.

CONCLUSIONS

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In conclusion, small actions can generate visible change, such as knowing how to dispose of batteries, walking or riding a bike, recycling, planting trees, etc. These changes start with oneself. If you change your lifestyle, we can save the world.

CONCLUSIONS

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In conclusion, although climate change is a very serious and important issue, there are still ways to help, such as using non-polluting means of transportation, like bicycles, scooters, or walking; turning off electronic devices when not in use, such as computers, etc.; replacing incandescent light bulbs with fluorescent ones; setting the dishwasher and other appliances to energy-saving mode, among other things.

Valentina Espejo P. 5 Consequences of extreme climates on biodiversity.

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Tiago Vásquez S.

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What are some ways people around the world are fighting climate change?

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Scientists are working on ways to sustainably produce hydrogen, most of which is currently derived from natural gas, to feed zero-emission fuel cells for transportation and electricity.

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In April 2019, when she was 16, Greta Thunberg told the European Parliament that “our house is falling apart” and urged world leaders to take real action, saying they were not doing enough. Five months later, she crossed the Atlantic by yacht to speak at the UN Climate Action Summit in New York. There, she declared that she should be back in school instead of pleading for change, accusing leaders of stealing her dreams and childhood with their empty promises.

Answer source 3

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Recycling is a small action that is one of the most effective way to reduce climate change because the most common diseases glass, paper, card, plastic, all of they are not biodegradable.

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The Sustainable Development Goals spell out how we can protect our environment and slow climate change, from forests to oceans to everywhere in between. Think about your electricity use and your travel. Check your dinner table. Reuse whatever you can. The possibilities for action are many – and add up fast.

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Although climate change is a very serious problem, there are still solutions such as: reduce, reuse, and recycle. Recycling helps a lot because it means we don't have to use up as many natural resources. Reusing and recycling

helps the Earth because these actions prevent trees from being cut down to make paper, cardboard, etc. In addition, by reusing and recycling things, you prevent items from ending up in landfills. This is good because landfills emit gases that cause climate change.

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The NRDC website explains that we are already taking action against climate change with increased use of renewable energy, energy-saving technologies, cleaner electric and public transportation, and reducing pollution in our daily lives.

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After the general elections, Greta Thunberg kept up her Friday protests, drawing media attention and motivating students worldwide to join the school strikes. By December 2018, over 20,000 students had taken part in strikes across at least 270 cities. She gained global recognition for starting this movement, which grew into an international climate campaign after the COP24 conference that same year, earning support from UN Secretary-General António Guterres. During COP24, Greta spoke on December 4, led the plenary session on December 12, and joined a panel with the We Don’t Have Time Foundation, where she explained how the school strike began.

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Save energy at home by switching down the lights when not using it also to disconnect the cables when the device is fully charged or when it is not plugged into anything. Another way is to walk, ride a bicycle, scooter etc, or a public transport when it is a short distance. And the easiest way is applying the three R’s rule.

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Batteries cannot go in any of your household bins because they can cause fires in the bin or trucks that collect your waste. They also contain toxic substances that are harmful to you, your family and the environment. That’s why you should never put any type of battery in your kerbside bins. Take them to a drop-off point for recycling instead.

By taking your used batteries to a drop-off point, you keep harmful materials out of your bins and the environment.

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We can help stop climate change in different ways, such as: recycling and reusing things, walking or using public transportation, turning off electronic devices when they are not needed, and finally, sharing our knowledge about climate change with others.

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Climate change is caused by fossil fuels. Greenpeace proposes using clean energy, protecting forests, and that everyone, including governments and businesses, act now to protect the planet.

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Greta Thungberg began a school strike on August 20, 2018, skipping school every Friday to protest against political inaction on climate. Greta Thunberg began a school strike on August 20, 2018, skipping classes every Friday to protest the lack of political action on climate change. What began as an individual act became the global movement “Fridays for Future.” She has also given speeches at major international events, such as the UN Climate Change Conference in Poland in 2018 and the UN climate meeting in New York in 2019.

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Some small actions you can make are: checking regularly your council’s waste and recycling so you know what can and cannot go into your bins. Another way is to take your recyclable bottle always when you go out of home so you doesn’t need to throw bottles to the trash bin every time that your bottle doesn’t have water

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Small actions can make a big change, actions like reducing pollution, stopping polluting, recycling, those actions could lead us to success in taking care of our planet.

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We can help in different ways, such as: Turning off the lights,

closing doors immediately to prevent heat from escaping,

using non-polluting transportation such as bicycles, scooters, or walking,turning off electronics when not in use, such as computers, etc. Replacing incandescent light bulbs with fluorescent ones. Setting the dishwasher and other appliances to energy-saving mode, among other things.