ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS

CREATED BY: G. AZGEREL

G. HALIUN 11G

VOCABULARYENVIRONMENT – ХҮРЭЭЛЭН БУЙ ОРЧИН

CLIMATE CHANGE – УУР АМЬСГАЛЫН ӨӨРЧЛӨЛТ

GREENHOUSE GAS – ХҮЛЭМЖИЙН ХИЙ

ACID RAIN – ХҮЧЛИЙН БОРОО

EFFECT - НӨЛӨӨ

SULFURIC ACID – ХҮХРИЙН ХҮЧЭЛ

COMPONENT – БҮРЭЛДЭХҮҮН

COMPOUND - НЭГДЭЛ

NITROGEN - АЗОТ

TOXIN - ХОР

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES: Climate change Ozone depletion Pollution

It's everywhere... All over our planet. It makes people, other animals and plants sick. It's climate change.

CLIMATE CHANGE Global warming

Greenhouse gas

Fossil fuels

Sea level rise

Acid rain

Global warmingThe major cause of global warming: The burning of fossil fuels like oil and coal cause greenhouse gases to escape into the air Deforestation (cutting down trees).

The Greenhouse Effect is the phenomena where gases in our atmosphere trap heat from the Sun and keep the Earth warm. When operating naturally, the Greenhouse Effect keeps Earth's climate relatively stable.

Acid rain Acid rain is made when sulfur compounds react with water and the oxygen in the atmosphere to create a sulfuric acid solution.

There's more acids that can be made in the atmosphere and fall as acid rain but they are much less common.

The biggest component by far is the sulfur compounds.

How Acid Rain Affects People?

People can become seriously ill, and

can even die from the effects of acid rain. Many can find it difficult to breathe, especially asthma patients. Asthma, along with dry coughs, headaches, and throat irritations can be caused by the sulfur dioxides and nitrogen oxides from acid rain. 

Acid rain can be absorbed by both plants and animals (from things they eat and/or direct contact). When people eat these plants or animals, the toxins inside of their meals can affect them. Brain damage, kidney problems, and Alzheimer's disease has been linked to people eating animals/plants.

POLLUTIONS Air pollution Water pollution

Air pollutionThe sources of air pollution: Anthropogenic (caused by humans activity)

Mostly related to burning different kinds of fuel. They include:

• Dust bowl

• Industrial activity in general.

• Coal

• Paint fumes, or other vapors.

• Aerosol spray

Natural• Volcanic activity

• Dust from natural sources, usually large areas of land with little or no vegetation

• Gases, such as methane, emitted by the digestion of animals, usually cattle.

• Smoke from wildfires.

Water pollutionA thing you don't see so easily which comes out of factories, farms and cities is the water pollution. This is the stuff that get dumped into streams, into rivers, into lakes and into seas.                   

HOW WE COULD SOLVE THE PROBLEMS?

PEOPLE are the cause and they will have to try and

STOP IT... Especially you STUDENTS, because the FUTURE IS YOURS..!

THANK YOU FOR THE ATTENTION..!