Date: Thursday, June 26 th 2014 Topic: Impact Global Warming Objective: To discover the impact of Global Warming in the world.

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Date: Thursday, June 26 th 2014 Topic: Impact Global Warming Objective: To discover the impact of Global Warming in the world.

Let’s watch a video about Global Warming Global Warming - Video

GLOBAL WARMING What can we do to help? There are many things we can do to stop global warming. 1. Reduce gases reproduced by things like the burning of fossil fuels, and pollution from industry and agriculture. 2. Try walking, riding a bike, or car-pooling. By driving you generate carbon dioxide as you burn fossil fuels.

3. One of the things that causes global warming is electrical pollution. Electricity causes pollution in many ways. Some are worse than others. In most cases, fossil fuels are burnt to create electricity. Using less electricity is always better. 4. And as you know trees and green plants take in carbon dioxide and produce oxygen. Therefore, planting trees is great!