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A natural gas flame
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A gas that is made up mostly of methane and found near other fossil fuels, like coal. Methanogenic processes occurring in landfills and marshes also produce natural gas. Like petroleum, natural gas must first be processed before we can use it as a fuel. It is important to remove most of the other components of natural gas until it is almost purely methane. When combusted, natural gas produces only about half the greenhouse gas emissions as coal does, making it a popular fossil fuel in our increasingly carbon-conscious society. Take a look at these oil- and gas-related maps (link is external) to learn more about natural gas production and reserves in the United States.
1. I will sweep the streets, planting trees, to actively participate in local activities, comply with local rules.
2. I will study hard, to comply with the school's activities, hygiene, save water.
3. learn well, keeping the classroom clean, to comply with class rules.
4. Share with my friends when having encountered sadness, help my friends when necessary, remind the errors when my friends encounter.
5. Helping others when in trouble, charity, helping the poor, disadvantaged encounter, unfortunate.
1. The negative effect we have on the environment.
2. Yes, I do.
3. Name some sources of energy: solar, sunlight, wind, oil, coal, natural gas,...
Renewable sources: solar, sunlight, wind,...
Non - renewable sources: oil, coal, natural gas,...
4. Because sunlight we can' t use them all up - they will last forever.
Make sure you turn off all devices completely when not in use.
My local area has a lot of rubbish and very dirty, so I want to clean up my local area. I think if my clean it, it will be better. I will ask the people in my local area put the rubbish in the recycled bins.
The things we need to be done to make things better are: helping the homeless or the elderly people, opening the evening classes for the poor children, do hoursework for the people in the nursing home, helping the disabled people, and many ways to do or help the poor people, .....
But i can do some small things to help them, there are: helping the elderly people, helping the disabled, ...
To make our school better, we need to upgrade the computer labs with faster internet and modern computers. We also need to plant more trees in the courtyard to create a cooler, greener environment for studying.
What I can do to help: I can keep the campus clean by not littering, help maintain the green spaces, and assist fellow students who struggle with technical or coding assignments.
2. Think about your local area. What needs to be done to make things better? What can you do to help?In my local area, we need cleaner public streets with more trash bins, safer pedestrian walkways, and more community parks for elderly people and children to exercise.
What I can do to help: I can participate in weekend neighborhood clean-ups, sort my household trash properly, and use public transport or a bicycle whenever possible to reduce pollution.
3. Think about your classmates. Are there friends who need help? What can you do to help your friends?Yes, some of my classmates struggle with complex subjects, tight project deadlines, or feel stressed about upcoming exams.
What I can do to help: I can set up study groups to explain difficult concepts, share my study notes, listen to them when they feel stressed, and offer encouragement so we can succeed together.
Our classroom needs to be organized better. The desks and chairs should be arranged neatly, the whiteboard needs to be kept clean, and we could decorate the walls with inspiring posters.
What I can do to help: I can volunteer to wipe the board after class, sweep the floor, turn off the lights and air conditioner when leaving, and keep my own study space tidy.
5. Think about the people in your local community. What do they need? What can you do to help?Many elderly residents need companionship and support with heavy daily chores, while low-income families and poor students need affordable meals, books, and basic school supplies.
What I can do to help: I can join local charity projects like "0-dong meal" programs, donate unused books and warm clothes, and visit elderly neighbors to offer a helping hand with household tasks.
Technology is sci-fi, its the dream that takes us places, the cars that take us where no man can walk solely to by his legs. But it is also the dream that has the potential to turn to disaster.I think that we created technology to help ourselves reach and connect with more shortcuts that lead promising results from within our problems, from within our reach. Rely on it, I would say yes, but to overuse it and apply it to every part of our lives can create confusion, chaos, cyber bulling, or create humans lacking the ability to hold a conversation without the use of emojis or erasing thoughts before posting.I think that technology has been useful, however it matters to how we use it and what situations we use it for. For example, if it is a task such as remembering, we can use technology to remind us, however, what about our brain which was used especially for this function? Are we just going to abandon our minds for technology to remind us children doing chores? In turn by introducing technology at an early age to a child, some children miss out on the opportunity to learn how to socialize in person with others and to learn communicating skills. When technology replaces how a child develops, it can change a child’s personality, delay their speech, teach the child bad habits regarding the use of technology, or have them become addicted to electronics very quickly leading to an increase in myopia (nearsightedness).
1 Air travel is usually the largest component of the carbon footprint of frequent flyers. A single return flight from London to New York – including the complicated effects on the high atmosphere – contributes to almost a quarter of the average person’s annual emissions. The easiest way to make a big difference is to go by train or not take as many flights.
2 The second most important lifestyle change is to eat less meat, with particular emphasis on meals containing beef and lamb. Cows and sheep emit large quantities of methane, a powerful global warming gas. A vegan diet might make as much as a 20% difference to your overall carbon impact but simply cutting out beef will deliver a significant benefit on its own.
Climate change means no airport expansion – at Heathrow or anywhere
George Monbiot3 Home heating is next. Poorly insulated housing requires large quantities of energy to heat. If you have properly insulated the loft and filled the cavity wall, the most important action you can take is to draught-proof the house, something you can do yourself. Those with solid brick or stone walls will also benefit from adding insulation, but the financial benefits are unlikely to cover the cost of doing the work, over time.