Carbon dioxide is a product chemistry consisting of two
oxygen atoms and one carbon atom (CO2), found naturally
in the atmosphere, produced by the respiration of animals
and burning of any organic matter.
Temperature rise
It is the process of increasing the average temperature of the Earth's
oceans and atmosphere caused by massive greenhouse gas emissions
from a range of human activities, especially the burning of fossil fuels
and changes in land use, such as deforestation, as well as from
several other secondary sources. These causes are a direct product of
the population explosion, economic growth, the use of polluting
technologies and energy sources, and an unsustainable lifestyle where
nature is seen as a raw material for exploitation.
Exhaust fumes
Smog is a type of air pollution derived from emissions from internal
combustion vehicles and industrial fumes that react in the atmosphere with
sunlight to form secondary pollutants which in turn combine as primary
emissions to form photochemical smog. Smog may also result from the
combustion of large amounts of coal which produces a mixture of smoke,
sulfur dioxide and other compounds.
Storm
A storm can be characterized as a violent phenomena
or upheaval of short duration and may be
accompanied by strong winds, rain, hail, lightning and
lightning.
Higher sea levels
It is a physical and geological phenomenon that has
occurred several times throughout Earth's history.
There are many and complex factors that can
influence this type of variation, such as changes in the
climate and the movement of tectonic plates. In the
last century the sea level has risen again due to global
warming, which warms the waters and causes their
thermal expansion. Another effect of warming is the
melting of mountain and polar ice, which adds more
liquid water to the seas.
Earthquake
It is the result of a sudden release of energy in the
crust of planet Earth, usually due to the shock between
tectonic plates, which creates seismic waves. The
seismicity or seismic activity of an area refers to the
frequency, type and size of earthquakes recorded over a
period of time in the region. Earthquakes are measured
by observations of seismographs.
Waste
Water is increasingly scarce on the planet. About 800
million people in the world do not have access to safe
drinking water. Being one of the most important
resources for the populations, the concern with the levels
of waste in the consumption of water is increasing.
Agriculture is one of the most wasteful sectors.
Ice caps could melt
The polar caps are constituted by layers of ice
accumulated on the earth and that remain solid in the
poles. These masses of ice count on millions of tons and
were formed thousands of years ago. With the
phenomenon of global warming, the polar caps are
beginning to melt at alarming and increasingly
accelerating levels.
Hurricane
The hurricane is an atmospheric phenomenon
that originates in tropical ocean waters, and can
have serious consequences when it reaches urban
areas.
Toxic waste
Toxic waste is all disposable waste that contains chemical
compounds that affect the environment. They are harmful
to both nature and the environment and can be dumped
by large companies and industries that move these types
of compounds to ordinary citizens who dump their litter
naturally. Much of the toxic waste actually comes from
homes.
Endareged species
The decline of a species occurs when in its
populations mortality exceeds the birth rate and
emigration exceeds immigration. If this course is
maintained, the extinction happens, that is, the
species disappears from part or all of its
distribution area.
Chemicals
They can be used to clean, disinfect, eliminate
pests or carry out various industrial processes.
They are used, therefore, in factories, private
houses and fields for agriculture, among many
other spaces.
Tornados
A tornado is a meteorological phenomenon that manifests itself as a
column of air that rotates in a violent and potentially dangerous way,
being in contact with either the surface of the Earth as with a
cumulonimbus cloud or, exceptionally, with the base of a cumulus
cloud.
Avalanche
It is a phenomenon that occurs when an accumulated mass of snow
suddenly moves quickly and violently and rushes towards the valley.
During the descent, it drags more and more snow and can drag trees,
rocks and human constructions, reaching up to 160 kilometers per hour.
Oil spills
Stored oil spills and leaks are the main source of pollution
in Europe. Oil spills occur under ever-changing conditions
on bodies of water or on land. They can happen in the sea,
in a river or lake, on the surface of the ground, on the
seafront ...
Volcanic Eruption
It is a phenomenon of nature, usually associated with the extravasation of magma on
the surface of the planet. The layers of rocks formed by magmatic eruptions are called
"spills" because the rock spreads and solidifies on the surface of the globe. The cooled
lava usually generates excellent soil for planting.
Fertilizers
Fertilizers or fertilizers are a type of solution for soil and plant tissues that
provide greater plant growth capacity. You are in the process of farming to
improve production.
Pesticides
Pesticides or pesticides are all substances or mixtures that have as their objective to
prevent, destroy, repel or mitigate any pest.