Increase global warming: Burning fossil fuels (coal, oil, gas)g, Cutting down forests (deforestation), Driving gas-powered cars, Using a lot of electricity from non-renewable sources, Running factories that emit greenhouse gasesRunning factories t, Using airplanes frequently, Leaving lights and electronics on when not in use, Producing waste that goes to landfills, Farming with lots of methane-producing animals (like cows), Constructing buildings or structures with concrete, Decrease global warming: Planting trees and protecting forests, Using solar, wind, or hydroelectric energy, Riding bikes, walking, or using public transportation, Driving electric or hybrid cars, Recycling and reducing waste, Turning off lights and electronics when not in use, Eating more plant-based foods, Supporting clean energy laws and policies, Using energy-efficient appliances, Educating others about climate change and solutions, Types of Pullution: Littering – Throwing trash on the ground instead of in a bin., Smog – Dirty air caused by car and factory fumes mixing with fog., Oil Spills – Leaking oil into oceans or rivers, which harms wildlife., Water Waste – Dumping trash or chemicals into lakes, rivers, and oceans., Air Toxins – Releasing harmful gases into the air from cars, factories, and fires., CO₂ Emissions – Releasing too much carbon dioxide into the air, mainly from burning fossil fuels., Methane Emissions – Gas released by animals, landfills, and leaks from oil and gas that traps heat in the atmosphere., Plastic Waste – Plastic that doesn’t break down and harms animals in land and sea., Pesticide Use – Spraying chemicals on crops that can poison insects, animals, and water., Chemical Leaks – Hazardous liquids from factories or storage that seep into the ground or water.,

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