Global

Warming

Pedro Nascimento 11CT2 Nº15

 What Global Warming is?

Methane 2024
Notrious
oxide
Carbone dioxide

1940
 Causes of Global Warming

Fóssil Deforestation
Fuels
The burning of fóssil
Destruction of forests

fuels for energy

Intense
Industrial processes
Agriculture
Modifying the earth properties
Release significant amounts
of greenhouse gaeses
Alteration in
Transportation
land use emissions from
vehicles
Consequences for
Biodiversity
 Consequences for the Humans

Decrease in supplies

Ice melting

Sea levels
rising
 Climate Actions

+ 75
%

Sustainable Solar panels

Agriculture Practises

Reduce
Greenhouse
emissions
Conclusion

Stop Global
Warming
Earth is the only planet that
harbors life in the Solar
System
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Mercury Venus
Mercury is the closest Venus is the second
planet to the Sun planet from the Sun

Jupiter Saturn
Jupiter is the biggest Saturn is a gas giant with
planet of them all several rings
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180,000 Ha
1 2 3
1 Mars
Despite being red, Mars
is a cold place

120,000 Ha
2 Jupiter
Jupiter is a gas giant and
the biggest planet

67,000 Ha
3 Saturn
Saturn is a gas giant and
has several rings
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Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3

Venus Mars Jupiter
Venus is the Despite being red, Jupiter is a gas
second planet Mars is a cold giant and the
from the Sun place biggest planet
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Mercur
yIt is the closest planet 01
to the Sun and the
smallest

50 %

Jupiter
Jupiter is the biggest
02
planet in the Solar
System

50 %
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Jupite
r
Jupiter is the biggest 20 %
planet of them all

Venus Earth
Venus is the second 40 % Earth is the only planet
planet from the Sun that harbors life

Mars Saturn
Despite being red, Mars 60 % Saturn is a gas giant that
is a very cold planet has several rings
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Mercur
y
It is the closest planet
to the Sun and the
smallest

Venus
Venus has a beautiful
name, but is terribly
hot

Mars
Despite being red,
Mars is actually a
very cold planet
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Neptune 10
Neptune is the %
farthest planet
from the Sun

Pluto 35
Pluto is now %
considered a
dwarf planet

Mercury 55
Mercury is the %
closest planet to
the Sun

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Saturn
Saturn is a gas giant and has
several rings. It's composed mostly
of hydrogen and helium

Earth
Earth is the third planet from the
Sun and the only one that harbors
life in the Solar System
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Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

Mercury Venus Earth

Mercury is the closest Venus is the second Earth is the only planet that
planet to the Sun planet from the Sun harbors life
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6.6 % 850,000 m3
Mars Mercury
Despite being red, Mars Mercury is the closest
is a cold place planet to the Sun

2M Tons/Year 1M km2
Venus Jupiter
Venus is the second Jupiter is the biggest
planet from the Sun planet of them all
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Saturn Mars
Saturn is composed Venus
mostly of hydrogen and
helium and has rings Earth

100 %

50 %

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Step 1 Step 3
Mercury Earth
Mercury is the closest Earth is the only planet that
planet to the Sun harbors life

Step 2
Venus
Venus is the second
planet from the Sun
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Mercury
It is the closest planet to the Sun and the
smallest one in the Solar System

Saturn
Saturn is composed mostly of hydrogen
and also helium

Venus
Venus has a beautiful name, but also very
high temperatures
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Mercury
Mercury is the closest 50 %
planet to the Sun

Venus
Venus is the second 25 %
planet from the Sun

Earth
Earth is the planet where 25 %
we all live on
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100 % 50 %
Mars Jupiter
Despite being red, Jupiter is a gas
Mars is a cold giant and the
place biggest planet

75 % 25 %
Mercury Venus
Mercury is the Venus is the
closest planet to second planet
the Sun from the Sun

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01 02 03 04

Venus Mercury Neptune Pluto

Venus is the Mercury is the Neptune is the Pluto is now
second planet closest planet to farthest planet considered a
from the Sun the Sun from the Sun dwarf planet
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25 % 75 %

Venus Mercur
Venus has a beautiful y
It is the closest planet
name, but is terribly to the Sun and the
hot smallest
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Mercury Saturn
Mercury is the closest planet to the Saturn is a gas giant and has
Sun and the smallest one in the
entire Solar System -22M several rings. It's composed mostly
of hydrogen and helium

Annual Tonnes CO2

Venus has a very beautiful name,
but is actually terribly hot, even
hotter than Mercury
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Earth
Earth is the third planet from the
Sun and the only one that harbors
life in the Solar System

Venus
Venus has a very beautiful name,
but is actually terribly hot, even
hotter than Mercury
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Venus
01 Venus has a beautiful 30 %
name, but is really hot

Mercury
02 Mercury is the closest 40 %
planet to the Sun

Neptune
03 Neptune is the farthest 30 %
planet from the Sun
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01 02 03 04

Mercury Mars Jupiter Venus

It is the closest planet Despite being red, Jupiter is the biggest Venus is the second
to the Sun Mars is a cold planet planet of them all planet from the Sun

125 m3 100 m3 70 m3 40 m3
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Earth
Earth is the planet that
harbors life

Mercury Mars Jupiter Neptune

It is the closest planet Despite being red, It is a gas giant and It is the farthest planet
to the Sun Mars is a cold place the biggest planet from the Sun
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