Climate Change- Pollution PSA
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- Weather
- 78° Sunny
- You ready to go on a walk boy?
- The weather for today was supposed to be sunny
- There's so much smoke
- This can't be okay
- Causes of Pollution
- The burning of fossil fuels Agricultural activities Exhaust from factories and industries Mining operations
- These are all Greenhouse gases. Greenhouse gases trap heat inside the earth while still abosrbing light.
- Mining operations
- Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution the average temperature of the earth has risen by .8°c. Now on a continuous rise the Earth is getting warmer.
- Many animals are being affected. For example the population of the polar bears is decreasing
- This is due to the melting of their homes. The warmer the earth gets the more the ice melts.
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- There has to be something I can do
- Reduce Your Trash Output Growing Plants Using Wind Energy
- Ways to reduce my carbon footprint
- Instagram
- This is a real life image of a polar bear losing its habitat, try to reduce your carbon footprint. #GlobalWarming
- Planting a tree is one of the many ways you can reduce your carbon footprint.
- You can also donate to organizations such as, Citizens Climate Project or Climate Solutions
- 3 Years Later
- The End
- “11 Different Sources of Alternative Energy.” Renewable Resources Coalition, 27 Feb. 2019, www.renewableresourcescoalition.org/alternative-energy-sources/. “Gardening.” Home Guides, homeguides.sfgate.com/gardening/. Osmun, Rosie. “How to Reduce Your Family's Carbon Footprint.” HuffPost, HuffPost, 7 Dec. 2017, www.huffpost.com/entry/how-to-reduce-your-family_b_8940860. “Who Is Working To Stop Climate Change?” ClimateStore, climatestore.com/take-action/get-involved/non-profit-organizations-working-on-climate-change.
- Work Cited
Image Attributions
- CO2 emissions - freefotouk - (License Attribution, Non Commercial )
- Polar Bear - Patrick and Angela - (License Attribution )
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