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What are the two biggest effects of the atmospheric dilemma caused by chemical releases?
Which gases contribute to the greenhouse effect?
What would happen if the ozone layer is destroyed?
Study Notes
- Over two billion pounds of chemicals are released annually, creating a deadly stew in the atmosphere.
- Global warming and ozone depletion are the two biggest effects of this atmospheric dilemma.
- Greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and methane contribute to the greenhouse effect, causing the Earth's temperature to rise.
- Scientists predict a 20C increase in the average temperature in 20 years.
- The effects of global climate change include drought, coastal floods, and an increase in species extinction.
- A hole in the ozone layer has been found, which shields life on Earth from lethal UV radiation.
- The destruction of the ozone layer would lead to the end of all life on Earth.
- Industrialization and the use of fossil fuels contribute to this problem.
- Coal, petroleum, and diesel are examples of fossil fuels.
- The burden of this issue will have to be borne by the industrialization process.
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Test your knowledge on the pressing issue of climate change and the impact of industrialization on our environment. Discover the harmful effects of greenhouse gases and the devastating consequences of ozone layer depletion. Learn about the role of fossil fuels in contributing to this global problem and the predicted increase in temperature. Take this quiz to understand the urgency of this issue and the need for immediate action to save our planet.
