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environmental Ted talk issues in the environment, the effects
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ways to protect the planet
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and to spread the word.
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Some issues and the environment or pollution.
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Global warming, loss of biology and deforestation.
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An overview of the issue.
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Pollution, which is air,
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water and soil caused by toxins such as plastic
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and heavy metals caused by factors such as toxins
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and gasses released by factories, combustion and fossil fuels and rain,
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oil spills and industrial waste.
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Global warming The emission of greenhouse gasses due to human activity
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causes global warming,
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which in turn causes an increase in temperature
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that then leads to rising in sea levels,
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melting polar ice caps and flash floods.
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Deforestation,
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which is loss of trees in order to
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make space for residential industrial commercial projects,
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means
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that less oxygen is produced in temperature
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and rain falls are affected.
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Yeah,
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the effect.
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These big issues that are happening in the environment,
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affecting the wildlife that live in the forest and even the ocean.
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Facts of how this is happening.
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Approximately 30,000 species per year about 3/h are being driven to extinction.
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Approximately 80% of the decline and global
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biological diversity is caused by habitat destruction.
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The population of wildlife throughout the world decreased
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in size by approximately 52% between 19.
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.
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The human population more than doubled in size during the period.
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The solution.
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Reduce, reuse and recycle
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which, for example, you can cut down on what you throw away.
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Volunteer. Volunteer for cleanups in your community.
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Educate when you further your own education.
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You can help others understand the importance and value of our natural resources.
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Shop wisely by less plastic and bring reusable shopping packs
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ways you can fix it.
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You can make changes at home,
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which are reduced your use of fertilizer and
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avoid using chemical pesticides in your yard.
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The organic whenever possible to help ultimately
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limit the demand for chemical pesticides.
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Clean your home with lemon juice,
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baking soda and vinegar instead of toxic cleaners.
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Provide properly disposed of motor oil, light bulbs and other hazardous titles.
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Spread the word ways you can spread the word our fundraising
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and educate yourself before
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you try to talk to other people about important facts about the environment.
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Invite friends and family
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over for talks about it and educate them
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and share what's happening