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When our group asked the Fifth Grade if they thought Global Warming was a major problem and why, this is what they said:
18% said they did not believe that Global Warming was not a major problem or that it did not exist.
82% said they thought Global Warming was a major problem. Some people said Global Warming will kill animals and destroy habitats. Others said that sea levels will rise and the Arctic will melt.
There are many ways to prevent or slow down Global Warming. One is to completely eliminate CO2 from entering the atmosphere at all. This process is called Carbon Sequestration. Humans can also use alternative power sources such as solar power and wind turbines. We can also use environmentally friendly lightbulbs.
Global Warming affects humans and animals in a series of ways. One example, is it causes violent storms, flooding, droughts, and extreme heat. Animals will begin to loose their habitats and face starvation.
Global Warming can be caused in a number of ways. One way is, when you drive your car it releases a gas called CO2. CO2 then rises into the atmosphere, and breaks it down. The more gas that is released, the more the atmosphere is broken down and more of the Sun's heat is let into Earth. CO2 can also come from factories and electricity plants.
In the arctic there are many different kinds of animals such as polar bears, killer whales, walrus, arctic wolf, beluga whale, penguins, etc.. They all depend on the natural environment of the arctic, and if Global Warming effects the arctic, then these animals are in danger of becoming extinct.
Antarctica is Greek for opposite to the north. It is also makes up about 90% of planet Earth's ice. Antarctica was first discovered between 1772 by Captain James Cook. Though he did not land in Antarctica, he did see the frozen icebergs and tundra. If all the ice in Antarctica would melt, sea levels are going to rise 200ft. No humans live in Antarctica permanently, but a few thousand people work and live at many research stations.