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Grade 9 - 10 - Problems facing our planet part 2 - Christian Religion
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Problems facing our planet part 2
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Good morning, dear students.
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How are you?
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Welcome back to part two of, um, effect on our
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planet or our environment challenges it faces.
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In the previous video, we talked specifically about global warming
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and deforestation.
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Today we're gonna talk more about pollution in all of
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its types and also the damage that can happen to
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the ocean.
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So let's start together.
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Pollution as a definition is a change to the environment
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that has a negative effect on living things.
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There are many ways to fix the problem of pollution,
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but first you need to know the effects and what
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pollution is all about.
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So we really need to dive deep into all of
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the problems that can actually occur from pollution and their
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work our way.
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Thio the solution so we'll start off with a ZX.
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We said pollution is a change to the environment that
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has a negative, always negative negative effect on living things.
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So there is 125 million people around the world that
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are at risk from all types of pollution.
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£14 billion of garbage is dumped into the ocean every
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year. And that really causes a problem to the ocean.
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Not just because of polluting the ocean because it's a
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source of water, but as well as the living things
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and the plants that are actually in the ocean.
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So what can we do about this?
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How can we solve this problem?
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Well, some solutions.
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R Reduce, reuse and recycle.
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We see, we said.
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These are the three R's.
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Reduce, reuse and recycle composite sites.
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Recycling paper uses less energy by 60%.
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Build your own solar panels to save electricity.
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Use renewable solar and wind energy.
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Build more energy Cars like the hybrid that we see
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nowadays. Use energy, light water, boiler, kettle and firewood.
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Wisely Use reusable containers instead of plastic sandwich bags or
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paper lunches.
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People are turning mawr into glass containers nowadays, um, turning
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off lights.
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Do not leave the TV or computer on on dhe.
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Use less energy like gasoline and electricity.
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Dr. Less only go to places that are, um, you
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know, important that you really need to go to instead
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of carpooling.
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Um, by, you know, biodegradable food.
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Um, okay, so purchase printing paper and paper towels with
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high recycled content use natural and organic products to reduce
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pesticides. Personal letters should be disposed properly sore all liquid
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chemicals and waste in spill proof containers.
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And don't dump motor oil on the ground that is
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really bad and buy products that have little packaging.
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So we have air pollution.
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That is, the smoke and smudge over Los Angeles can
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be seen by astronauts from space.
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Can we imagine that?
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On the other hand, water pollution is the largest example
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of water pollution?
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Isn't that the form of unsafe drinking water?
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It's the form of waste.
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The great Pacific garbage patches, the largest waste area in
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the world.
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It's not even on land.
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It's located in the middle of the northern Pacific Ocean.
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Waste that is thrown or dropped in is carried out
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on currents.
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These currents collected tons of trash and meet in the
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center between the West U S Coast and Asia.
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It has become overwhelmingly huge and can no longer be
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contained. So everybody, as we can see the damage Thio
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could cause the earth from water pollution, air pollution and
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even lead pollution.
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And, you know, we saw the things that can actually
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happen to the ocean.
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We also identified what pollution means and many, many solutions
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can be done.
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So everybody.
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Make sure to scroll through the you see for more
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information and tutorials.
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Part two.
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Part one on dhe video.
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What video?
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Two of the effects on our planet and environment.
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Okay, Um, also, if you have any questions, don't hesitate
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to ask.
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Send me a message.
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You see?
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Have a lovely day and thanks for listening.
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