Global warming, The slow increase in the Earth's temperature because of harmful gases in the atmosphere., To heat up, To become warmer or to make something warmer., Fossil fuels, Natural sources of energy, such as coal, oil, and gas, that come from dead plants and animals from millions of years ago., Greenhouse gases, Gases (like carbon dioxide) that stay in the atmosphere and keep heat around the Earth., To surround, To be all around something or someone on every side., A thick blanket, Literally, a heavy cover for a bed; in climate change, it describes how greenhouse gases cover the Earth and hold in heat., To trap, To catch something and prevent it from escaping., Increase (noun), A rise in the amount, number, or level of something., A sea level, The average height of the ocean's surface., Climate reports, Official documents written by scientists that give information and facts about changes in the weather and temperature., To vanish, To disappear suddenly or completely., To cover, To put something over something else, or to spread across an area., A major city, A very large and important area (like New York, London, or Tokyo)., Weather patterns, The regular way the weather behaves in a certain place over a long time., It’s all our fault, A phrase used to say that humans are responsible for a bad situation., To be under threat, To be in a situation where something bad or dangerous might happen to you., A threat to, Someone or something that is likely to cause damage or danger., To starve, To suffer or die because you do not have enough food to eat., To drown, To die because you are underwater and cannot breathe., To become extinct, When a type of animal or plant stops existing completely., Frequently, Happening often., Further, To a greater distance or a more advanced level; "more.", Unpredictable, Changing so much that you do not know what will happen next., To reduce, To make something smaller in size, amount, or price.
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