Environment protection & global warming - vocabulary

The burning of some fuels creates carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide,
sulphur dioxide, methane and other gases which rise into the
atmosphere.

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Farmers have cleared hectares of thick wooded land in tropical regions
where the precipitation is very high.

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We should all try to process waste material so that it can be used again.

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These potatoes are cultivated naturally, without using any chemical
fertilizers or pesticides.

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The process of removing the trees from an area of land is destroying
millions of acres of woodland every year.

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Polluted precipitation which kills trees falls a long distance away from
the source of the pollution.

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Human beings have had a devastating effect on the living things, both
large and small, in many parts of the world.

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The heating up of the earth’s atmosphere by pollution is threatening
life as we know it.

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