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Climate change is caused by the accumulation of greenhouse gases, leading to increased global temperatures and extreme weather events. This phenomenon threatens wildlife, such as polar bears and coral reefs, and poses risks to food security and public health. However, by adopting cleaner energy sources and promoting awareness, we can combat climate change and protect the planet for future generations.

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Climate change is caused by the accumulation of greenhouse gases, leading to increased global temperatures and extreme weather events. This phenomenon threatens wildlife, such as polar bears and coral reefs, and poses risks to food security and public health. However, by adopting cleaner energy sources and promoting awareness, we can combat climate change and protect the planet for future generations.

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Okay, let's talk about climate change.

It's a really important topic, and it's something


that's going to affect all of us, especially you and your generation.

Imagine the Earth is like a giant greenhouse. Usually, the sun's warmth comes in,
and some of it bounces back out, keeping the Earth just right for us to live. But we're
adding extra "blankets" of gases to the atmosphere, like carbon dioxide from burning
coal and oil. These gases trap more heat, making the Earth warmer, just like a
greenhouse with the windows closed on a hot day.

This extra warmth is causing all sorts of changes. We're seeing more extreme
weather, like stronger hurricanes, bigger floods, and longer droughts. Some places
are getting much hotter, and others are getting less rain. Sea levels are rising
because the warmer water takes up more space and because ice is melting at the
poles.

Think about animals like polar bears, who live on sea ice. As the ice melts, they lose
their homes and have a harder time finding food. Coral reefs, which are like
underwater cities for many sea creatures, are also being damaged by warmer water.
This is called coral bleaching, and it's really bad news for ocean life.

Climate change can also affect us. Hotter temperatures can make it harder to grow
crops, so we might have trouble getting enough food. More extreme weather can
damage our homes and communities. And some diseases might spread more easily
in warmer climates.

But here's the good news: we can do something about it! We can switch to cleaner
energy sources, like solar and wind power. We can also drive less, walk or bike
more, and eat less meat. Every little bit helps!

Scientists and engineers are working on new technologies to reduce greenhouse


gases and help us adapt to the changes. And young people like you are already
making a difference by raising awareness and demanding action from leaders.

It's important to learn about climate change and talk about it with your friends and
family. By working together, we can protect our planet and make sure it's a safe and
healthy place for everyone, now and in the future.

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