CLIMATE CHANGE

FOREST FIRE
A forest fire is the fire that spreads
without planning, without management
and without control in forest or wild land,
affecting vegetable fuels, flora and fauna

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ICE AND SNOW STORM

strong winds and precipitation in the form
of snow or ice on the earth's surface.
Depending on its intensity, we can talk TYPES OF CLIMATIC CHANGES
about snowstorms, light snowfalls of short
duration or snowstorms, snowfalls of NATURAL PHENOMENA
greater intensity that can last for days.

THESE ARE SOME OF THE NATURAL

PHENOMENA.

CLIMATE CHANGE
climate change is the variation of this
caused by the mistreatment of human
beings towards the environment, caused
by industrial, agricultural processes
other parts of the world, hurricanes cause
NATURAL PHENOMENA
high winds, flooding, torrential rains and
they are unexpected natural events storm surges (huge waves)
caused by environmental pollution, the
irrational exploitation of renewable
natural resources such as forests and non-
renewable soil such as minerals; also, the
construction of houses and buildings in
high-risk areas

THE DROUGHT
The main cause of drought is the lack of
FLOODS
rain, however there are factors that
contribute to it, such as alterations in the natural phenomenon that occurs when the
general circulation of the ocean- water level rises a lot in rivers, lagoons,
atmosphere system linked to changes in lakes and the sea; then, cover or fill areas
the temperature of the ocean surface, of land that are normally dry
changes in atmospheric pressure

 cause habitat damage, dust

TYPES OF CLIMATIC CHANGES
 Water steam- Evaporation H2O.
 Methane. Fossil fuel combustión
CH4.
 Ozone. Fossil fuel combustión O3.
 Nitrogen oxides. Agricultural
practices NOx.
 Carbon dioxide. Fossil fuel
combustion. CO2.
 Chlorofluorocarbons. synthetic
origin Artificial.
storms, erosion.
HURRICANES
Hurricanes are dangerous and destructive.
Also known as cyclones or typhoons in
EARTHQUAKES
An earthquake can be defined as a ground
tremor caused by moving waves causing:
surface faulting, vibratory tremors,
liquefaction, landslides, tremors and/or
tsunamis.