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Global issues - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Heat waves in Europe have become much more likely
      - Increased temperatures worsen drought conditions.
      - Hurricane intensity has increased by 70% in the last 50 years.
  - - - nuclear catastrophes
        
        vehicle crashes
        
        space vehicle explosions
        
        oil spills
        
        trerorism
        
        biological attacks
      - The 1986 Chernobyl disaster has been called the biggest socio-economic catastrophe in peacetime history
- - - - Greenhouse effect.....
        
        This efect is blamed for global warming and climate change
        
        Carbon dioxide in the air is increased since the indrustial revolution
        
        International steps have been taken to fight global warming
    - - The indrusty don't want to stop
      - The pollution has already exceeded a cretain limit.
- - - - due to pollution,
        
        acid rain,
        
        various diseases
        
        climatic stress
    - - they regulate the water cycle,
        
        produce and protect soil,
        
        provide habitat for animals and plants,
        
        provide most of our oxigen,
        
        the sources of half the medicine used wordlwide.
- - - - the Siberian tiger
        
        the giant panda
        
        the great blue whale
        
        the sea otter
        
        the dolphin
        
        the polar bear
        
        the African and Indian elephants
        
        the European bison
        
        the rhinoceros
        
        the mountain gorilla
        
        the giant sea turtle
        
        a lot of song birds and lizards
    - - Greenpeace
        
        Is an global campaingning organization that acts to change attitudes and behaviour, to protect and converse enviroment and to promote peace.
      - World Wildlife Fund
        (WWF)
        
        Is protecting the future of nature.
        WWF works in 100 countries.