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Coal could not be a solution to the oil problem because the burning of it was harmful to fish and threatened forests.?
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Why is the burning of forests a double problem?
The burning of forests is a double problem because it releases large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, contributing to climate change, and destroys habitats for numerous plant and animal species, leading to loss of biodiversity.
How will burning forests affect the average temperature of the Earth?
When forests burn they release carbon dioxide which is a greenhouse gas which tends to make the Earth warmer.
What is the most Likely cause Brazil's greenhouse gas emissions?
Clear cutting and burning rain forests
Burning tropical forests accounts for how much of the human-created greenhouse gas emissions?
Burning tropical forests accounts for around 8-10% of human-created greenhouse gas emissions globally. This primarily comes from deforestation and forest degradation, releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Coal could not be a solution to the oil problem because the burning of it was harmful to fish and threatened forests?
true
Coal could not be a solution to the oil problem because the burning of it was harmful to fish and threatened forests.?
true
Why is the Tasmanian tiger threatened?
because of humans cuttin' down trees and forests
Was Coal could not be a solution to the oil problem because the burning of it was harmful to fish and threatened forest?
Coal is not a solution to the oil problem because its combustion releases harmful pollutants into the environment, such as sulfur dioxide and mercury, which can pollute waterways and forests. These emissions contribute to air and water pollution, posing health risks to both ecosystems and human populations. The environmental impacts of coal make it an unsustainable alternative to oil.
In South America rain forests are most threatened by?
They are most threatened by deforestation
What are two ways rain forests are threatened?
Humans and Pollution
What is the human impact on deciduous forests?
Burning.
Why is the burning of forests a double problem?
The burning of forests is a double problem because it releases large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, contributing to climate change, and destroys habitats for numerous plant and animal species, leading to loss of biodiversity.
How carbon dioxide gets in the air?
The burning of carbon - be it food in plants and animals or from burning fuel or from burning forests.
Why is global warming here?
Because we cut down the forests and started burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas).
What are three human activities that impact negatively on our forests?
Deforestation, mining, burning fossil fuels, burning waste
What are two ways the tropical rain forests of the world are being threatened by humans?
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