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by Shaxlo Abduraxmonova
1

Gases like CO₂ and methane that trap heat in the atmosphere and warm the Earth.

2

Coal, oil, and gas formed from remains of plants and animals millions of years ago.

3

The large-scale cutting down of forests, which reduces the Earth's ability to absorb CO₂

4

A greenhouse gas released by livestock and landfills, 25 times more harmful than CO₂.

5

The gradual rise in Earth's average temperature due to greenhouse gases.

6

The rise in ocean levels caused by melting ice, threatening coastal cities and islands

7

A long period without rain, leading to water shortages and crop failure.

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A person forced to leave their home due to flooding, drought, or extreme heat.

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Clean energy from sun, wind, and water that never runs out.

10

The total amount of CO₂ a person or organization produces through daily activities.

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