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Hi my name is Daniel Trube
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Deforestation
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burning fossil fuels
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Hi, my name is Daniel Truby and we'll be learning
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about some things that humans do that can disrupt an
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ecosystem. And I will be talking about two examples that
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I learned today.
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First one up is deforestation, deforestation, uh cutting of removal
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of force that stand trees from land that is non
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force use.
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So deforestation is just cutting all the trees so you
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can put houses or farms are pretty much about it.
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Um A force were closed, even the distribution, they would
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release carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
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Forest loss and damage could cause around 10 global warming
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and there will be simply no way to fight the
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climate crisis.
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If we don't stop deforestation, the deforestation, the trees suck
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up the carbon emissions through photo sentences.
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They turn it into oxygen that we can breathe, which
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also limits the greenhouse effect.
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But if we get rid of all the trees in
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the greenhouse effect is in full swing since there will
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be nothing to remove it.
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Now, if we stop deforestation over time, they'll see more
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animals come back with more numbers.
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The air will be less polluted and there will be
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the soil will be cleaner and more plants and stuff
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grown. They'll also limit the progression of climate change.
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Those are some of the upsides because when there's no
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trees, the soil can get polluted and nothing can grow
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um the air can get cloudy foggy and then that's
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poisonous. It's good.
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We limit all that.
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All right, let's continue.
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We're Gonna Go to Our Slide# two.
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Slide# two is talking about burning fossil fuels.
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Uh a fossil fuel is burned.
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It releases Noxon oxide into the atmosphere, which contributes to
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forming a smog and acid rain.
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Major sources of nitrogen emissions include car and trucks, coal
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fired power plants.
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That's what you get.
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That comes off your car from the exhaust pipe from
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your factories and run crap.
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It's we have a paper meal and it releases it,
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get them out.
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But his jobs all right.
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Um If when fossil fuels are burned over this large
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amounts of carbon dioxide and greenhouse gas into the air,
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greenhouse gas traps heat in our atmosphere causing global warming.
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So that's the downside to um burning fossil fuels is
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that they trap they released the carbon dioxide and other
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chemicals to trap um the heat in and the earth
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is slowly keep on warming up, warming up.
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Uh stopping fossil fuel burning power plants, vehicles and ships
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and factories at the end of the lifespan replacing them.
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What zero carbon emissions would give a 65% chance?
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I keep on going warning low.
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The language until then would be bringing down those chances
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of winning about 50%.
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Uh huh.
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So, if we would stop the carbon burning, we would
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have more healthy environments and less burning in the atmosphere,
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which would help keep the Earth the climate change down
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and global warming down, which would help us all out
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in the end.
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And I'll send a link to my notes.
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That's all I got to talk about.
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You can see exactly what the reading housing that with
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the video.
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Thank you.
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