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    Unit 5-Pollution

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    Pollution has many causes including the burning of fossil fuels, industrial waste, indoor air pollution, wildfires, land clearance, vehicle smoke, and open burning of garbage. Pollution has dangerous effects on health such as respiratory illnesses and skin diseases. It also harms the environment by affecting plants and fruits, causing acid rain and haze, and contributing to ozone depletion and climate change. Pollution endangers animals by destroying marine life and potentially causing wildlife extinction. Suggested solutions include avoiding open burning, using public transportation, turning off lights when not in use, recycling and reusing items, saying no to plastic bags, reducing forest fires and smoking, and using fans instead of air conditioners.

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    Pollution has many causes including the burning of fossil fuels, industrial waste, indoor air pollution, wildfires, land clearance, vehicle smoke, and open burning of garbage. Pollution has dangerous effects on health such as respiratory illnesses and skin diseases. It also harms the environment by affecting plants and fruits, causing acid rain and haze, and contributing to ozone depletion and climate change. Pollution endangers animals by destroying marine life and potentially causing wildlife extinction. Suggested solutions include avoiding open burning, using public transportation, turning off lights when not in use, recycling and reusing items, saying no to plastic bags, reducing forest fires and smoking, and using fans instead of air conditioners.

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    Pollution has many causes including the burning of fossil fuels, industrial waste, indoor air pollution, wildfires, land clearance, vehicle smoke, and open burning of garbage. Pollution has dangerous effects on health such as respiratory illnesses and skin diseases. It also harms the environment by affecting plants and fruits, causing acid rain and haze, and contributing to ozone depletion and climate change. Pollution endangers animals by destroying marine life and potentially causing wildlife extinction. Suggested solutions include avoiding open burning, using public transportation, turning off lights when not in use, recycling and reusing items, saying no to plastic bags, reducing forest fires and smoking, and using fans instead of air conditioners.

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    Unit 5-Pollution

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    UNIT 5: POLLUTIONS (ENVIRONMENT) SOLUTIONS/ SUGGESTIONS

    CAUSES OF POLLUTION * USE MODALS (can/must/should/need to/have to) + the


    • The Burning of Fossil Fuels. suggestion/solution
    • Industrial waste. • The only way to tackle this problem is through public awareness
    • Indoor Air Pollution. coupled with a multidisciplinary approach by scientific experts;
    • Wildfires (due to drought) national and international organizations must address the
    • Land clearance for plantation emergence of this threat and propose sustainable solutions.
    • Smokes from vehicles 1. Avoid burning leaves, trash, and other materials/ Avoid open
    • Open Burning of Garbage Waste. burning.
    • The use of pesticides and chemical fertilizers by farmers 2. Using public transports.
    • Toxic and chemical fumes from industries and factories 3. Turn off the lights when not in use.
    EFFECTS OF POLLUTIONS 4. Recycle and Reuse. (things)
    1. There are many dangerous effects of pollutions. One of the effects 5. Say No to plastic bags. (use reusable bags)
    is….. 6. Reduction of forest fires and smoking.
    2. Exposure to high levels of air pollution can cause a variety of 7. Use of fans instead of Air Conditioner. 
    adverse health outcomes/
    3.
    VOCABULARY
    Human activities have an adverse effect on the environment by
    polluting the water we drink, the air we breathe, and the soil in
    which plants grow
    4. Health problem
    1. Increased risk of respiratory illness and health problems
    2. Increase risk of skin disease
    5. To the environment
    1. it also affects the nature, plants, fruits
    2. Can cause acid rain, haze
    3. Ozone depletion, global climate change
    6. To the animals
    1. Destroy the marine and aquatic life
    2. Can cause the extinction of wildlife

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