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    Climate change refers to the long-term shifts in weather patterns across different regions. These shifts may be caused by both natural factors and human activities that increase greenhouse gas levels. Key factors contributing to climate change include increased carbon dioxide and methane emissions from activities like burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and livestock farming. Climate change can lead to rising sea levels, stronger storms, more frequent wildfires, and other impacts that threaten human societies and natural ecosystems.

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    Climate Change 19cc2 62e99352

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    Climate change refers to the long-term shifts in weather patterns across different regions. These shifts may be caused by both natural factors and human activities that increase greenhouse gas levels. Key factors contributing to climate change include increased carbon dioxide and methane emissions from activities like burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and livestock farming. Climate change can lead to rising sea levels, stronger storms, more frequent wildfires, and other impacts that threaten human societies and natural ecosystems.

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    A greenhouse worksheet learners can answer.

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    Climate change refers to the long-term shifts in weather patterns across different regions. These shifts may be caused by both natural factors and human activities that increase greenhouse gas levels. Key factors contributing to climate change include increased carbon dioxide and methane emissions from activities like burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and livestock farming. Climate change can lead to rising sea levels, stronger storms, more frequent wildfires, and other impacts that threaten human societies and natural ecosystems.

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    Climate Change 19cc2 62e99352

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    Climate change refers to the long-term shifts in weather patterns across different regions. These shifts may be caused by both natural factors and human activities that increase greenhouse gas levels. Key factors contributing to climate change include increased carbon dioxide and methane emissions from activities like burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and livestock farming. Climate change can lead to rising sea levels, stronger storms, more frequent wildfires, and other impacts that threaten human societies and natural ecosystems.

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    Climate Change

    1
    Across
    2
    2. The process plants
    use to make food where
    they take carbon dioxide 3 4 5

    out of the atmosphere 6 7

    and give out oxygen 8 9

    7. The greenhouse gas 10


    that comes from rotting 11
    rice and cows stomachs
    11. The process of
    cutting down the forests
    12. Refers to the 12

    average weather
    conditions over many
    years in a certain place
    13. A specific event or
    condition that happens 13
    over a period of hours or
    days
    14. The warmer periods 14

    between ice-ages
    Down
    1. When the carbon 6. A type of fuel that
    dioxide increases, the was made under the
    ________________ ground millions of years
    increases ago
    3. The most common 8. Collecting and
    greenhouse gas reprocessing a resource
    so it can be used again
    4. The adjustment or
    preparation of natural or 9. The release of a
    human systems to a new substance/gas into the
    or changing environment atmosphere
    5. A cycle that causes 10. Continually frozen
    the Earth's orbit to get ground that occurs when
    closer and further away the temperature remains
    from the sun below 0 degrees for
    several years

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