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    The greenhouse effect is the gradual and slight warming of the air surrounding the Earth. It is caused by pollution in the air thickening the atmosphere's layer and preventing heat from escaping through the upper levels. This problem affects even small towns like Milhundos, where burning fossil fuels and waste releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Each individual contributes to the greenhouse effect through their daily choices, but each person can also make choices to reduce their impact, such as driving electric cars, buying eco-friendly products, using clean electricity, and recycling waste. Making small, sustainable changes can stop carbon emissions, as the solution is in our own hands if we are determined to act.

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    The greenhouse effect is the gradual and slight warming of the air surrounding the Earth. It is caused by pollution in the air thickening the atmosphere's layer and preventing heat from escaping through the upper levels. This problem affects even small towns like Milhundos, where burning fossil fuels and waste releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Each individual contributes to the greenhouse effect through their daily choices, but each person can also make choices to reduce their impact, such as driving electric cars, buying eco-friendly products, using clean electricity, and recycling waste. Making small, sustainable changes can stop carbon emissions, as the solution is in our own hands if we are determined to act.

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    Greenhouse Effect

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    The greenhouse effect is the gradual and slight warming of the air surrounding the Earth. It is caused by pollution in the air thickening the atmosphere's layer and preventing heat from escaping through the upper levels. This problem affects even small towns like Milhundos, where burning fossil fuels and waste releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Each individual contributes to the greenhouse effect through their daily choices, but each person can also make choices to reduce their impact, such as driving electric cars, buying eco-friendly products, using clean electricity, and recycling waste. Making small, sustainable changes can stop carbon emissions, as the solution is in our own hands if we are determined to act.

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    Greenhouse effect

    Greenhouse effect is the gradual (grédual) and slight (slaight) warming of the air (ér)
    surrounding the earth.

    Greenhouse effect is said (séd) to be caused (cored) by pollution in the air (ér) because it this
    thickens the layer of the atmosphere and so heat cannot escape through its upper levels.

    This is a problem even (ivan )in Milhundos where I live because in our everyday life, we burn
    fossil fuels or wood products or solid waste and every time we do this , carbon dioxide is
    released into the atmosphere….

    2º Parte

    So each(ich) one of us(as) the cause of greenhouse effect but each(ich) of us (as) can make
    choices to change that.

    What can we do?

    Will you want to help? (so listen)

    We can take care with the cars we drive( prefer the electric ), the things we buy(prefer eco
    friendly products) the power we use( prefer clean electricity ) and those little daily (deily)
    gestures such (sach),as to take the waste to the collection point to recycle…

    If we take these small steps, we can stop our individual carbon emissions the solution is in our
    hands.

    If we are determined (determainid) to make them happen

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