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Topic: Global warming Class: 7 th Medium: English Let’s start module 1 Programmed Instructional material

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Topic: Global warming Class: 7th

Medium: English

Let’s start module

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Programmed Instructional material

Objectives

At the end of this module you will be able to-

Know about the meaning of global warming

Know about different green house gases

Know about various sources of green house

gases

Know about causes of global warming

Know about control about on global

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Global warming means gradual increase in world’s

temperature caused by green house gases the impact of

global warming can be seen in sea levels , rainfall and

human health.

Massive deforestation, burning of fossil flues,

industrial emissions etc have resulted to an increase in

green house gases around earth’s atmosphere.

The green house gases trap sun rays in the earth’s

atmosphere causing the temperature to rise resulting

in what is known as global warming.

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The heat would have otherwise released if the green

house gases were not present in such huge quality.

The warming of atmosphere due to the presence of

green house gas this is responsible for global warming

is carbon dioxide[CO2] others include nitrous oxide,

chlorofluorocarbon[CFC], methane etc .

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Sources of Green house gases

• Carbon dioxide [CO2] : the major green

house gas is carbon dioxide. The source of

carbon dioxide includes burning of fossil

fuels, levels increases as a consequence of

deforestation.

• Methane [ CH4] : methane is responsible for

about 20 % of the green house effect. The

source of methane includes rice , paddies ,

burning of wood , cattle , wetland , land

fields etc

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• Chlorofluorocarbon [CFC]: about 15% of

greenhouse effect is due to these gases. In

case of heat absorbing power it is thousand

time more effective than CO2. The source of

CFC includes air conditioning industry ,

foam packing industry etc.

• Nitrous oxide: nitrous oxide is responsible

for 5% of the green house gases . Its sources

are coal burning, breaking down of

chemical fertilizers, biomass burning etc.

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• Global warming can be control if we stop

deforestation [cutting of trees] , start and

adopt afforestation [establishment of new

forests], reforestation [re-establishment of

old forest] and other forest conservation

methods. Reduce the use of fossil fuels in

power and electricity generation.

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Q1: Global warming means gradual

increase in….

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Q2: Massive deforestation, burning of

fossil fuels and industrial emissions have

resulted to an increase in green house

gases around Earth’s…

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Q3: The green house gases trap

______ rays in the earth atmosphere.

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Q4: The warming of atmosphere due

to the presence of green house gases

is called …

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Q5: The main greenhouse gas is

responsible for global warming is

____

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Q6: Sources of carbon dioxide are/is

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Q7: Methane is responsible for about

____ % of the green house effect.

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Methane [ CH4] : methane isresponsible for about 20 % of thegreen house effect. The source ofmethane includes rice , paddies ,burning of wood , cattle , wetland ,land fields etc

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Q8: Sources of methane are ____

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Q9: Chlorofluorocarbon is

responsible for about ___ % of green

house effect.

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Chlorofluorocarbon [CFC] : about 15% ofgreenhouse effect is due to these gases. In caseof heat absorbing power it is thousand timemore effective than co2 . The source of cfcincludes air conditioning industry , foampacking industry etc.

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Q10: Global warming can be control

if we _____

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