Greenhouse gases and global warming
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I can describe greenhouse gases and the effects of adding more greenhouse gases to the atmosphere.
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Increasing levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is leading to global warming and climate change
Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas, released by living organisms and produced when burning fuels
Methane is a greenhouse gas, released by living organisms and from the ground
Methane is a more potent greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions can reduce the rate of global warming and may even help to reverse it
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