DEFINITIONS
CAUSES
EFFECTS
SOLUTIONS
VOCABULARY
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What is Global warming ?

Is a gradual increase in the earth’s temperature

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What led to the movement of mosquitoes?  

They carry and spread diseases.

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How global warming has affected the coral reefs?

By  the loss of plant and animal lives

100

Mentions  3 causes global warming caused by man made?

Deforestation, burning garbage, industrialization

100

Is an overflow of water.

Flood

200

What is water vapor?

Is a kind of greenhouse gas.

200

For what forests are being depleted?

Are being depleted for many domestic and commercial purposes

200

Mention some natural causes of the global warming.

Volcanoes, forest fires, water vapor, melting permafrost

200

Where the ash and smoke emitted during volcanic eruptions goes ?

Goes out into the atmosphere and affects the climate.

200

What means cut down trees?

Deforestation

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Which are the main source of oxygen ? 

Plants

300

From where  carbon dioxide and methane gas are produce?

From agriculture various farming activities

300

What means an increase in population?

Overpopulation

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What emit a large amount of carbon-containing smoke.?

Forest fires

300

Movement of rock, soil

Landslide

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What is carbon dioxide?

Is the primary gas, that caused global warming in the atmosphere.

400

What CFCs means?

Chlorofluorocarbon


400

April 22nd, 1991 in Bocas del Toro

Last earthquake

400

What caused gaseous emissions..

The use of vehicles, even for a very short time.

400

Climatic imbalance

Is the result of global warming.

500

What are volcanoes?

Are one of the largest natural contributors to global warming

500

How humans have been adding CFCs into the environment?

With the excessive use of air conditioners and refrigerators,

500

What  has resulted in an increase in the melting of glaciers?

The sea level has increase

500

What does the ozone layer protect?.

The ozone layer protects the earth surface from the harmful ultraviolet rays emitted by the sun

500

Is a period of unusually dry weather.

Drought