Plants
plants produce
oxygen, glucose
a herbivore eats
plants
What's our presidents favorite snacks
his officers
Why should you recycle?
To help the environment
to keep our planet green
reduce green house gases
What's the cause of global warming?
human activities that increase greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, enhancing the natural greenhouse effect.
Fossil Fuels
photosynthesis occurs in the...
leaf
a carnivore eats
animals
What's the Historian's favorite color...
Purple
Is styrofoam recyclable?
No
What are fossil fuels?
Fossil fuels are natural energy sources—specifically coal, oil (petroleum), and natural gas—that formed in the Earth's crust from the buried, decomposed remains of prehistoric plants and animals over hundreds of millions of years.
living things that make their food are called...
producers
a omnivore eats
plants and animals
What is ACTUALLY our presidents fav food
Fried Chicken, collard greens, watermelon, kool-aid
What's the difference between recycling and composting?
composting breaks down organic materials and recycling reuses inorganic materials and plastic into raw materials for new products
What are effects of global warming
Ice caps melting
Raising sea levels
Higher overall heat
Ecosystem disruptions
green plant material that makes it possible for plants to make their own food...
Chlorophyll
an animal that hunts other animals is a...
predator
Who's the shortest officer
Ethan abiy
what's the purpose for recycling...
We recycle to turn old, used materials into new products, which protects our environment and saves natural resources
what accounts for 2/3 of warming impact created by humans...
CO2
the part of the plant that produces seeds
flower
feeds on dead animals and puts nutrients back into the soil
decomposer
what is the titles and names of our officers
President: Ethan
VP: Logan
Historian: Andy
Secretary: Julius
Treasurer: Kevin
Do you recycle?
you better recycle
What is the ozone layer
The Ozone layer is the slowly depleting thinning layer of Earth's protective stratospheric layer caused by the release of human-made chlorine and bromine chemicals