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Climate change is affecting the entire planet. All this calls into question the practices of mankind. You are here to better understand the incredible phenomena that impact our planet.

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Global warming

  • Burning fossil fuels

    Over the past 150 years, industrialised countries have burned large quantities of fossil fuels such as oil and gas. These gases released into the atmosphere trap the sun's heat and warm the Earth. This is the greenhouse effect.

  • Deforestation

    Forests absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen into the atmosphere, which limits climate change. However, many tropical forests are being cut down to produce timber and palm oil and to make way for farmland, roads, oil mines and dams.

  • Farming

    The feeding habits of cows contribute to climate change, because when they eat, methane (a type of greenhouse gas) accumulates in their digestive system and is released in the form of a burp.

  • Plastic

    Since 1950, millions of tons of plastic have been dumped into the oceans and this is derived from materials made from fossil fuels (oil/gas) and therefore emits greenhouse gases.

Effects

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For the last 150 years human activity has meant we’re releasing a huge amount of harmful gases into the Earth’s atmosphere.

A warmer climate could affect our planet in a number of ways:

More rainfall

Shrinking sea ice

Changing seasons

Rising sea levels

On fauna and flora

Climate change is affecting wildlife around the world, but some species are suffering more than others. than others.
Polar animals, whose icy natural habitat is melting as temperatures rise, are particularly at risk. particularly at risk. In fact, experts estimate that Arctic sea ice is melting at an alarming rate - 9% per decade! 9% per decade! Polar bears need sea ice to hunt, raise cubs and rest after long journeys. and rest after long periods of swimming.

Solutions

Small changes in your own home can also make a difference.
to walk or take public transport instead of using the car
useenergy-efficient light bulbs
reduce your food waste
eat less meat and dairy products
to wear a warm jumper at home in winter instead of turning up the heat
open your windows instead of running the air conditioning full blast in summer
and especially to talk to your parents and other adults you know about climate change you know

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Our goal is to develop a website that will feature the hexadecimal code of our choice. This hexadecimal code represents a colour and forms a word. I decided to choose the hexadecimal code #1ce (ice). To design my website around the colour #1ce I want to talk about the history of climate change.

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