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The history teacher

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Daddy Chayanne

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As global temperatues continue to rise and créate changing weather patterns suchs as rainfalls, natural disasters, and extremal heat waves, there could be an increase in deal environments needed to spread some types of infectious diseases. For example, researchers have found that higher temperatures and wetter climates can lead to an increase in mosquito-borne diseases, such as malaria.

Some measures we can take to curb climate change are: Separate our garbage, recycle and reuse. We will avoid the emission of greenhouse gases in the manufacture of plastics, metals, paper, etc. Energy saving is another measure we can take to fight climate change, but we will not be able to stop it completely.

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Paracopter, paracopter..........

Hoy salió con su amiga, dizque pa' matar la tusa

Helicopter, helicopter.....

How does the song continue?Helicopter, helicopter.................

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• SWEDEN: The biggest problem they faced was the exploitation of forests, but now they have proudly shared that they meet 57 percent of their energy needs through renewable sources.

• UNITED KINGDOM: For the UK's top brass it is vital to think in monetary terms, so investing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through the search for natural energy sources is a priority. In the fields of places like Caernarfon, Wales, solar parks have been established; they also have a 25-turbine wind farm located eight kilometres off the coast of North Wales in the Irish Sea and aim to increase the number of electric cars and zero-energy buildings to meet their goal of being a pioneer country in the fight against climate change. reducing its emissions levels by 34 percent by 2020.

• UNITED STATES: Even though it is the nation that contributes the most to emissions, we all know that its interests are too many to be left behind on the road to being a carbon-neutral country. For this reason, it has committed to reducing its level of greenhouse gases by 40 percent over the next decade, an action mainly motivated by the possibility of growing its economy through sustainable development research and the commitment to clean energy.

• NORWAY: It is the third largest country in oil exports, despite this, it plans to reduce its gas emissions by 80 percent by 2050 without restricting its economic growth. To achieve this, it aims to transform the renewable energy market, reduce carbon emissions from its automotive creations and improve its hydroelectric system, through which it already obtains 97 percent of the energy. Like other nations, it aims to become an example to the world and the reality is that they are not so far from their goal

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• ISRAEL: Another example of a warlike country that seeks to redeem the damage it has caused to the Earth. Today it has become a green country and through various campaigns seeks to be recognized as the leading nation in environmental technologies. It is a pioneer in desalination, 40 percent of its drinking water is obtained through this procedure and it is also a world leader in water recycling, since 70 percent of its wastewater is reused for agricultural purposes after being subjected to special purification procedures.

• COSTA RICA: It cannot be a simple coincidence that Costa Rica is considered the happiest country in the world, perhaps this has a strong relationship with the fact that half of its territory is covered with forests, a lot of green and an extraordinary fauna and flora. They have a deep social responsibility for the care of their species through the protection of public and private areas, they also have important ecotourism, reforestation and research programs, as well as a forestry law that rigorously prevents the change of land use of their lands for commercial purposes or resource exploitation.

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According to the surveys we conducted, those who recycle the most are non-students.

Female version of Tarzan

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An explorer and friend of a monkey

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The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warned in its special report SR1.5 Global warming of 1.5 oC, of October 2018, that it is necessary to limit this increase to 1.5 oC, since all warming, however small, matters: there are significant differences between a world with a temperature increase of 1.5 oC and one with an increase of 2 oC, say from the IPCC. Therefore, a nuclear power plant in its operation does not send into the atmosphere greenhouse gases (carbon oxides, sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, etc.) or other combustion products, such as ash, which contribute to climate change, the acidification of rainfall, the pollution of large cities, the destruction of the ozone layer or the greenhouse effect. As for the "emissions" of cooling towers, so often used as a symbol of the pollution produced by nuclear power plants, they are only water vapor.

According to studies it has been reported that climate change is the cause of 90% of natural disasters and the high frecuency of these at the present. This is because climate change causes the increase in air and wáter temperatures resulting in increased drought, forest fires, powerful storms, floods, among others

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a slightly crazy yellow sponge

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A Chef

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The problem is not in overpopulation, but in education. You can have a child, and if you don't educate them sustainably, don't be surprised if they overconsend. You can have three, but educated with social awareness, and they will consume you responsibly. Let us not deceive ourselves.The problem is the extreme and selective consumerism of some. Blaming the increase in population is a way of excusing yourself and not admitting your mistake.

High temperatures, droughts, floods and storms caused by climate change, increase crop losses and damage ecosystem that is not theirs, of the animal that live there. All this causes the increase of famine in the world, especially in less developed places

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