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    (Worksheet) Paano Sasagipin Ang Mundo Translation

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    The document summarizes the issue of global warming and calls for action to address it in 3 paragraphs or less: Global warming poses an existential threat to humanity if countries do not act to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Southeast Asia will be heavily impacted through rising sea levels, intense heat waves and droughts that could collapse economies. Agriculture and livestock will be destroyed, bringing hunger. Conferences like COP26 aim to reduce emissions from carbon dioxide, methane and deforestation. While some progress is being made, more needs to be done, especially by large emitters like China, India and Australia. Rich countries bear most responsibility as the biggest contributors historically but poor regions will suffer the worst impacts

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    The document summarizes the issue of global warming and calls for action to address it in 3 paragraphs or less: Global warming poses an existential threat to humanity if countries do not act to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Southeast Asia will be heavily impacted through rising sea levels, intense heat waves and droughts that could collapse economies. Agriculture and livestock will be destroyed, bringing hunger. Conferences like COP26 aim to reduce emissions from carbon dioxide, methane and deforestation. While some progress is being made, more needs to be done, especially by large emitters like China, India and Australia. Rich countries bear most responsibility as the biggest contributors historically but poor regions will suffer the worst impacts

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    The document summarizes the issue of global warming and calls for action to address it in 3 paragraphs or less: Global warming poses an existential threat to humanity if countries do not act to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Southeast Asia will be heavily impacted through rising sea levels, intense heat waves and droughts that could collapse economies. Agriculture and livestock will be destroyed, bringing hunger. Conferences like COP26 aim to reduce emissions from carbon dioxide, methane and deforestation. While some progress is being made, more needs to be done, especially by large emitters like China, India and Australia. Rich countries bear most responsibility as the biggest contributors historically but poor regions will suffer the worst impacts

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    Name __________________
    Morgan Chien Date
    ___________
    8/25/23

    Grade and Group ______________


    9A Paglalahat
    Ad Hominem
    Malaking Bilang
    HOW TO SAVE THE WORLD? Misericordiam
    As Populum
    Instructions

    Read the essay carefully. Identify logical fallacies or incorrect reasoning used in the text. Then replace them
    with logical arguments to create a good argumentative text.

    We often watch movies about doomsday, end of the world. It's comforting, with a bite of popcorn. That's just fiction.

    But one thing is not fiction: the end of humanity is not far away... if countries around the world do not act.

    This is due to the warming of the planet as if it were being vented on the stove. That's what is called "global
    warming." Experts compare that to a burning house.

    Southeast Asia (SEA) will be one of the hardest hit. Sea levels will rise, heat waves, droughts and rainfall will
    become more intense and frequent. There are many low-lying areas that are immune to rising sea levels. Economies
    that cannot adapt or mitigate will collapse and collapse.

    Can you imagine? You're not just like Yolanda (where millions died). It's like being thrown into a Middle Eastern
    desert with temperatures reaching 100 °C (244 °F).

    Agriculture, fishing, and livestock such as pigs and chickens will be destroyed. In other words, global warming also
    brings hunger. Don't you feel sorry for the youth when the time comes when they have nothing to eat?

    This is not a movie, guys. So the next time there is news about "global warming" and "COP26," listen up - because
    this is what all the millennials and gen z are talking about today.

    Even if we don't kill it – that will surely make us suffer and may kill our children, grandchildren, and great
    grandchildren. Pity an entire generation will suffer because of our negligence.

    So there are conferences like COP26 that aim to reduce carbon dioxide and methane, and prevent
    deforestation.

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    Gases such as carbon dioxide and methane act as a blanket that surrounds the Earth, and trap heat, thus changing the climate. It's like
    you when you get hot because of the blanket. That's what COP26 wants – to reduce the veiled thick blanket.

    Methane is the second most abundant greenhouse gas after carbon dioxide. All greenhouse gases have a negative effect on our
    environment. It's more effective at trapping heat, as if you're wearing a nylon blanket instead of cotton.
    But it also breaks down more easily in the atmosphere. So it is an obvious strategy to reduce it in the immediate period.

    The Global Methane Pledge now includes half of the top 30 methane emitters.

    Carbon dioxide from burning coal in plants is the biggest cause of global warming.
    Indonesia, Poland, Vietnam, and other countries have vowed to phase out coal-fired power plants and stop building them. What hurts is
    that China, India, and Australia are not in the agreement.

    Meanwhile, forests – the lungs of the world – are thinning. Forests filter carbon dioxide from the air and turn it into
    oxygen.

    You may have heard about the burning of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil? It is depressing to think that the forest that would have saved us
    is being left to burn.

    More than 100 global leaders have pledged to end deforestation by 2030, including Brazil, Indonesia, and the Democratic Republic
    of Congo, which account for 85% of the world's forests.

    No matter how strong Third World countries are in implementing their COP26 commitments, the biggest responsibility lies with rich countries
    because they are the biggest contributors to global warming.

    But in the poor countries - the so-called "Global South" - global warming is the worst. This is the lack of "climate justice."

    I hope that everyone will comply with the prevention of global warming - especially the Global North, which due to its size and wealth,
    is also the most intense in the use of energy and the emission of greenhouse gases into the air. I wish.

    The countries at the bottom are the worst affected by global warming. Does it seem hopeless? Can we expect reason and foresight to
    prevail, not short-term comfort, especially in rich countries? Maybe that's why their skin is not good and they look like they don't bathe!

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