A) It helps absorb excess carbon dioxide. B) It releases stored carbon into the atmosphere. C) It cools down the Earth's temperature. D) It has no impact on carbon levels.
A) They act as carbon sinks, storing carbon dioxide. B) They produce high levels of greenhouse gases. C) They have no impact on the climate. D) They cause global cooling.
A) Conservation efforts and sustainable practices. B) Reducing consumption and waste. C) Logging, agriculture, and urban expansion. D) Carbon offset projects and reforestation.
A) Increased economic opportunities. B) Preservation of local traditions. C) Better access to healthcare. D) Loss of traditional livelihoods and cultural heritage.
A) The Arctic tundra in North America. B) The Sahara Desert in Africa. C) The Australian Outback. D) The Amazon rainforest in South America.
A) They trap and retain heat. B) They release cool gases into the atmosphere. C) They provide shade and help cool the environment. D) They have no impact on temperature regulation.
A) Afforestation. B) Deforestation. C) Biodiversity loss. D) Reforestation.
A) Increase energy consumption. B) Promote large-scale deforestation projects. C) Support sustainable products and reduce consumption. D) Encourage more logging and forest clearing. |