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Vladimir79 [104]
3 years ago
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How do you feel about the current climate (current affairs) in the United States?write 1 paragraph.

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Misha Larkins [42]3 years ago
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Answer:

I feel like climate change is dangerous because storms, rising sea levels, heatwaves, cold waves, hurricanes, etc can hurt animals and us humans. For Example, heat can cause heat strokes and hot waters. Hot water can hurt the sea animals because hurts them and also destroy their homes. Climate change gets worse every year and there are ways to stop them. We just have to do our part. For Example, we can power our homes with renewable energy, better lightbulbs, and more! I think that climate change is a big thing and sometimes can't be controlled but it never hurts to try. Another example, high wave levels are super dangerous, the waves can hurt the animals and if waves get too high the waves can hurt our homes as well. Even if we humans can't feel when a storm is coming our dogs can sense barometric pressure changes. I hope you understand why I think climate change is dangerous.

Hope that helps! If needed you can change anything to make it sound more like you.

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