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Group 2. Seetha & Abivarman.
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GLOBAL WARMING.
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Contents …. 01. 02. 04. 03. Meaning. Prevention. Causes.
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Meaning.
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. An aspect of climate change where the long-term warming of the planet’s overall temperature..
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Causes.
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Deforestation. Greenhouse Effect. Destruction of Marine System.
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Sun imosphere Earth.
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Effects.
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More Acidic Oceans The earth's marine ecosystems are under pressure as a result of climate change. Rising Sea Levels Increased ocean temperatures are melting glaciers and ice caps all over the world. Melted ice increases the volume of water in our oceans. Water Reduced rainfall and increasingly severe droughts may lead to water shortages..
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Acid Rain Many of the chemical reactions that lead to the formation of acid rain are affected by temperature. Higher temperatures usually accelerate reactions, suggesting that global warming is likely to increase the formation of acidic materials. Health Problems Hot temperatures increase the ozone concentration, which can damage people's lung tissue and cause complications for asthma patients and those with lung diseases. Ozone Layer Becomes Thinner This warming-cooling dynamic creates conditions that lead to ozone loss..
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How acid rah affects The picture on the left taken in The picture on the rightvvas taken in 1968.
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Preventions.
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Plant Trees. Drive less. Save Water. Trees absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and regulate the climate.
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Spread Awareness. Use the power of social media to voice out our concerns about climate change..
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abstract. . WHITE PAPER: How AI and IoT can reshape public transit in the Covid era | Traffic Technology Today.
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abstract. .