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Earth Day2024

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Earth Day is held every year on 22nd April. It is a day of environmental action and awareness. The first Earth Day was organised in 1970 in the United States of America. It has since become a global event involving over 190 countries and more than 1 billion people every year. On Earth Day, people take action to make our world a better place through actions such as litter picking, planting trees and raising money for environmental charities. The theme for Earth Day in 2024 is ‘Planet vs Plastics’.

What is Earth Day?

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Clean energy

Animals

Polar Ice

The best time for change is always NOW!

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Forests

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Consumer demand for renewable energy sources is one of the most immediate actions you can take to lower your carbon footprint. As the cost of constructing renewable energy sources like wind, solar and geothermal decreases, renewable energy is now an economical option for utilities.

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Wouldn’t you be happier knowing that when you flip the light switch at home that electricity is flowing from a solar panel or wind turbine?

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Wind

01. Which of the following is considered to be a source of renewable energy?

Natural gas

Biomass

02. Which is one of the fastest growing renewable energy sectors in the world?

Solar

The United States

03. Which country has not run completely on renewable energy for a period of time?

Costa Rica

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Your winds are blowing in the right direction and you can continue generating wind energy.

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You have the first digit of the code!

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Due to a storm, an electrical fire broke out in the windmills.

Oh, no!

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Forests are a lot more than just collections of trees — they are the essence of our lives. They protect us as we grow, clean the air we breathe, purify the water we drink, and provide us with the food and health we need.

Deforestation and biodiversity

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Iceland

01. Ten million hectares are approximately the size of...

An entire soccer field

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Deforestation is the second leading cause of global warming in the world. We’ve lost more than half the world’s tropical forests since the 1960s. The world is losing 10 million hectares of forest each year.

STOP DEFORESTATION

The Tundra

02. Which land-based ecosystem has the most biodiversity?

Grasslands

Tropical Rainforests

...the less efficient consumers of carbon dioxide on earth

03. Forests are...

...the most efficient consumers of carbon dioxide on earth

...the more efficient consumers of carbon dioxide on earth

Now the air is clean and the trees produce oxygen. You have saved the lungs of the planet!

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You have the second digit of the code!

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The planet global warming has caused devastating fires in forests.

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Scientific evidence states that we are now losing species at 1,000 to 10,000 times the normal rate, with many extinctions happening daily.

Let´s protect our species

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A type of organism that is at risk of extinction.

01. An endangered species is...

A species found on land in the ocean.

A species threatened by prey.

Warming temperatures can impact their gender.

02. How does climate change affect sea turtles?

Warming temperatures can impact their colour.

Warming temperatures can impact their size.

on bee pollination

03. What percentage of crops are dependent .......................... in the U.S.?

of bee pollination

on bee pollinization

Giraffes can live peacefully on the plains, get food and enjoy a well-kept habitat.

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You have the third digit of the code!

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The environmental situation on the planet is putting giraffes in danger of extinction.

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Polar Bears Need Sea Ice—and So Do We! The Arctic is warming nearly four times as fast as the rest of the planet, causing the sea ice to melt. Polar bears rely on sea ice to hunt, breed, roam, and sometimes den. But it’s not just about polar bears. Sea ice serves as the earth’s air conditioner, helping to stabilize our global climate and keep our planet cool.

Polar Ice Melting

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NASA scientist Dr. Brooke Medley tells us how NASA studies polar ice melting.

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The appealing answer is yes, and it’s the number one contributor to sea level raise.

The sobering answer is yes, and it’s the number one contributor to sea level rise.

The exciting answer is yes, and its the number one contributor to sea level rise.

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01. Is polar ice melting?

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bathtub full of water.

bowl full of water.

sink full of water.

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02. Brooke compares the ice sheets of Antarctica and Greenland with a...

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turning on the faucet.

running the tap.

running the faucet.

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03. Brooke says that snow falling over the ice sheet is like...

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Global warming has slowed down and the poles have stopped melting.

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You have the fourth digit of the code!

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The greenhouse effect is causing the poles to melt.

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World Wildlife Fund's logo is representative of its commitment to protect wildlife and wild spaces. Click in the app icon that is in the same position as the icon above that represents World Wildlife Fund´s logo and enter the correct code to see your reward!

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The environmental footprint has been reduced, the world is now a greener place where life thrives.

Congratulations!