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Brainstorming

We think you might like to see a list of graduate placement schemes for all local Universities, what do you think?

We think a science outreach officer would help your business, do you agree?

Did you know that Britain’s climate is changing because of pollution? Burning fossil fuels like coal, gas and oil is helping to increase the levels of gasses such as carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. More of the sun’s heat is being trapped warming the planet in a process known as global warming. Our climate is changing and foreign animals and plants from warmer climates are likely to arrive.

Sahara Desert

This is a potential problem – diseases such as malaria could return carried by mosquitoes, the climate could become more unpredictable with more frequent fierce and destructive storms, whilst melting ice caps will cause coastal areas to flood displacing millions of people.

Unlike many problems you can help to prevent this catastrophe just by making simple lifestyle choices.

Get active, get involved.

www.epa.gov/globalwarming
www.saharamet.com

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