(The 3 examples are:)
~ CO2 from burning fossil fuels
~ gas (methane) leaks from underground gas pipes
<span>~ methane from rotting material in landfills
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(Other ones)
<span>~ combustion of fossil fuels (oil, coal, and gas)</span>
<span>~ deforestation (decreasing amount of plants that remove CO2 from the atmosphere)</span>
<span><span>~ industrial production that uses petroleum based products (mineral/metal production)
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Well, pollution is probably the main reason, but i think all of them are reasons why animals are dying off, if there isn't any choice for all of them, then your best bet would be to do a, pollution.
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A veterinarian wrote an article stating his disapproval of some of the tactics used to breed pedigree dogs. He stated that pedigree dogs can be healthy, but because of inbreeding, they’re more likely to have health problems than other dogs. The author supported his statement with scientific studies.
A breeder with 20 years of experience wrote an article that was pro-breeding. He talked about his own success and shared his opinions on proper breeding techniques. Because the veterinarian used scientific facts to support his reasoning, his article seemed more scientifically credible to me.
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